Sentence examples for easy emotional from inspiring English sources
The reticence and self-possession of Not One Less resists easy emotional crescendos and crises.
Later, the poem was embraced as a kind of easy emotional touchstone in Germany, and that was very painful for him.
This Scrooge is an easy emotional mark as well, noticeably softened during the first spirit's first time-traveling stop in his childhood and deeply remorseful at the end.
Ms. Nelson, whose previous films include "The Story of Us" (which she wrote) and "Corinna Corinna" (which she also directed), shapes the scenes for easy emotional impact rather than dramatic coherence.
They touched on it on Wednesday, coming to the aid of retired Gurkhas (an easy, emotional cause), but that welcome vote did nothing to help the active part of the armed forces.
Although somewhat confusing, this seemingly meandering perspective has a purpose, for it deflects easy emotional identification with any one character, no matter how powerfully dramatic the performances may be.
It offers a fascinating window into human psychology, and allows for easier emotional connection with the otherwise meaningless games that we project our workaday hopes and fears and anger and miseries onto.
It isn't easy plumbing emotional depths in contemporary politicians, creatures who do their best to exist entirely and unchangingly on their carefully polished surfaces.
Discussing a fantasy was easier — less emotional, less explosive, less prone to misunderstanding — than discussing what was happening before my eyes.
The personality traits in the Big Five scheme are defined as follows: Agreeableness: friendly/compassionate vs. analytical/detached Conscientiousness: efficient/organized vs. easy-going/careless Emotional Stability: sensitive/nervous vs. secure/confident Extraversion: outgoing/energetic vs. solitary/reserved Openness to experience: inventive/curious vs. consistent/cautious.
We think the reason for this is that objective evaluation of physical symptoms are generally easier than emotional symptoms.
