Sentence examples for definite emotion from inspiring English sources

There was a definite emotion in the game tonight.

What is most characteristic of Sheck is her combination of definite emotion and imprecise language.

Most of my feelings are the opposite, little inklings that with proper care and attention grow into more definite emotions and desires".

And in a barely noticeable camera-move, Hitchcock uses a push-in track at moments of high emotion: a definite pointer to the way cinema would evolve.

Like all religious liberals, he came under fire from two sides: from the orthodox, who accused him of infidelity, of turning God into a "stream of tendency" and of substituting vague emotion for definite belief; and from the infidels, for clinging to the church and retaining certain Christian beliefs of which he had undermined the foundations.

Not definitive, just definite.

The definite establishment of death, the recovery of remains, elicit difficult emotions and require hard decisions.

With new-born feeding being faced every few hours, the emotions and challenges are compounded, perhaps explaining the definite causal stressor status women attributed to it.

Get emotionally involved: Many Post Rock bands claim their music has no definite narrative and their aim is more to create a mood or encapsulate an emotion.

For definite".

Definite Chillax.