Sentence examples for emotion capable from inspiring English sources

But wasn't anxiety the most powerful motivator — the emotion capable of driving even the most reluctant party toward some kind of solution?

Her voice is gentle but grainy, and full of emotion — capable of swooping up to end a phrase on a full, strong tone.

Hobbes's concept of "awe" points in the direction of a satisfactory assurance mechanism because it suggests an overwhelming emotion capable of distracting partners from hare chasing.

Slint spawned so many imitators — Mogwai may be the best known — that the band became a genre within indie rock, a style in which boys, choked with emotion and capable only of murmurs or shouts, play each song more slowly than it wants to be played, and find deep significance in their every utterance.

And this year, at the same time as they unveiled the BionicANT, Festo also unveiled its eMotion butterflies, capable of autonomously fluttering in coordinated swarms.

These emotions are capable of sounding the alarms for the fight and flight response.

Emotion is as capable of assigning such a value as reason.

The race takes place in the only way a lawless, all-out automotive war could take place — with all the road rage and raw emotion humans are capable of.

Sprint bills this phone as "the ultimate texting machine" and, while that might be a slight misnomer (everyone knows the ultimate texting machine would be some sort of robot that answered all your e-mails and text messages, showed emotion, and was capable of rational thought), I found the Rant to come pretty close thanks to a great keyboard and simple UI.

Emotions, however, are capable of being not only explained, but also justified they are closely related to the reasons that give rise to them.

He's quite rhapsodic on the subject, declaiming that "plot is an extraordinarily powerful tool for creating emotion in readers … capable of fine nuance and even intellectual power".