Sentence examples for elements of emotion from inspiring English sources
The show will have some elements of emotion he said, as other late-night comedy shows have.
"Growing up in the World War II period and the beginning of the Cold War, I was struck by the elements of emotion in politics, particularly irrationality," he recalled.
The facts, with an element of emotion" — the suggestion being that there is some proper way for a woman to convey a tale of sexual trauma.
This time, there is an extra element of emotion involved for Chester, who grew up on the terraces at Belle Vue a Wakefield fan, and he is in no doubt where victory with Trinity this year would rank compared to the triumph with the Robins last year.
Trayvon Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton, took the stand early Friday, bringing a rare element of emotion to the trial — "He's in heaven," she said of her son — which until now has focused on Mr. Zimmerman's actions and possible motives.
Rather than just sending a text message, a GIF can convey some element of emotion alongside just the typical information or response some user is trying to achieve.
Each release, though, holds a cohesive element of emotion—I haven't quite decided whether it's happy or sad.
Emotions are evaluative states concerning the content of a judgment and the evaluative element of emotions lies in the positive or negative stand taken with respect to the judged state of affairs.
For Ms. Modica, the relationship contained elements of both emotion and aesthetics.
The elements of unexpectedness, emotion and self-evident meaning are what made this a story that lodged in people's minds quickly, said Chip Heath, a psychologist at the Stanford Business School and author of the book, "Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die".
