Sentence examples for emotion better from inspiring English sources
The events he describes occurred more than a century ago, yet Mr. Beatty regards them with fresh indignation, an emotion better left to the reader.
Karin Altenberg and Alon Hilu: Belief, Love and Portents of Doom, Monday 22 August Michael Holroyd: The Secrets of an Elusive Biographer, Thursday 18 August John Burnside on Per Petterson Nobody handles quiet or unspoken emotion better than Per Petterson, few equal him in their treatment of mixed or confused feelings, especially in family situations.
Our answer was surprising and revolutionary -- GIFs channel raw human emotion better than words or images.
As observed Richard Reeves in a 1980 television report, "ABC News Closeup: Lights, Cameras... Politics," realizing TV "transmits feelings and emotion better than it transmits information... media consultants tried to motivate Americans to vote the same way that they were motivated to buy toothpaste: with little entertainments".
The actors never lose sight of its emotional core: Tennessee Williams understood pity, that most uncomfortable of human emotions, better than any playwright.
She admitted she needed to handle her emotions better.
I've fought many fights on emotion alone but I can control those emotions better now.
They are better at controlling their emotions, better at accepting misfortune and less prone to anger.
— Shateek Palmer Now I'm 15, and partly because of writing, I can control my emotions better.
They can read emotions better than we can, and they feed off of that".
He also started working with a sports psychologist to manage his emotions better.
