Sentence examples for emotion a bit from inspiring English sources

"But we have a lot of work to do in the morning and a professional job to do to try and win the game". "There's a lot of emotion, a bit of anger and a bit of disappointment.

I don't think that cheating at any point in the relationship changed my feelings towards my girlfriend; I just think I must have quite a cynical approach to life and women and lack any real emotion – a bit like Dexter or something.

"In this case, I would consider it necessary to temper emotions a bit".

But word of the E.P.A.'s decision, which will take effect in 30 days after a government review, made emotions a bit more raw, the sense of change afoot almost palpable.

"They could stand to feel their own emotions a bit more," Orloff explained.

Others cycled through complex waves of emotion, including a bit of paranoia.

The melody is an earworm, the swells are triumphant, and the emotion — though a bit syrupy — is authentic.

"I was hoping I'd keep the emotion down a bit," Palmer said later, "but yes, there was a lot of feeling there".

The emotion gets a bit lost when you go to the transcript, but thanks to the BBC for publishing it anyhow.The comments on Iraq-as-civil-war got most of the attention, but the exchanges on Darfur were the most revealing showing Annan at once vulnerable and defensive and conflicted.

He was overcome with emotion for a bit after telling the crowd that this was his final year as Costa Mesa Pop Warner president.

Because that's the thing, isn't it nobody really wants to fight, it's just sometimes a single raw emotion gets a bit big and out of hand, and everyone has to make the right noises and enact the correct animal dances so they can go back to their mates at the bar without a single punch being thrown and say, "I definitely won that".