Sentence examples for drop of emotion from inspiring English sources

Again, the effort to create rigor seemed another case of extreme thinking, without a drop of emotion.

She wrung every drop of emotion from "He's Funny That Way," turning the phrase "crazy for me" into a sweetly exultant cry.

This goes against the grain of the modern football philosophy, which says that an individual is supposed to invest every last drop of emotion in the cause of a single institution.

The film is deceptively well shot, a treat in a world cluttered with so much mainstream reality flavourings, formatted to squeeze every drop of emotion out of a situation.

But the paranoid jolts are played mainly for giggles, and a vast set piece in a mirrored museum exhibit unleashes showers of stage blood but hardly a drop of emotion.

Though that rating imposes some constraints, the director's contempt for subtlety, weakness for cliché and perennial determination to wring every last drop of emotion out of a situation are inevitably factors here.

Such sentiment is refreshing in a coolly witty set, and mixing drops of emotion into cerebral fun can help connect with an audience.

I'm all cried out, but if anything could wring a drop more of emotion from me, it's Paul's 600 words.

It is, in typical "Colbert Report" fashion, equal parts put-on and takeoff — with just a drop of sincere emotion.

From Zambia in the Africa Cup of Nations to Chelsea in the Champions League via Manchester City's last-gasp triumph in the Premier League, football has wrung every drop of drama and emotion from its climaxes.

"The combination of emotion and jaw-dropping visuals in Mortal Engines makes this the perfect movie for his move into feature directing.