Sentence examples similar to emotion drained from inspiring English sources
Emotion draining from her face, she glanced at the phone's screen, which held news regarding some upcoming travel arrangements.
Everyone involved had their nerves shredded and emotions drained by a rollercoaster match in which Wigan surged to a 14-0 lead but then had to come from behind twice in the second half until Kevin Sinfield's brilliantly cool drop-goal nudged the Rhinos 27-26 ahead with a couple of minutes remaining.
It's as if the emotion has drained out of our emotions.
His eye transformed everything it looked at, filling it with bright colors and feverish emotions or draining it of everything but the elegant geometry of ennui.
I suspect that we all have too many possessions, unhealthy habits, antiquated beliefs, and old emotions that drain us.
Perhaps, at 52, he found drained emotions too difficult to replenish.
The 1860 volume contained the "Calamus" poems, which record a personal crisis of some intensity in Whitman's life, an apparent homosexual love affair (whether imagined or real is unknown), and "Premonition" (later entitled "Starting from Paumanok"), which records the violent emotions that often drained the poet's strength.
Drained of emotion and thought, we surrendered to the refuge of sweet harmony.
ST. LOUIS — The frantic finish and the subsequent overtime left North Carolina drained of emotion, joy, even a sense of accomplishment.
"It's a really unnerving, uncanny experience – almost as if the whole place has been drained of emotion," he says.
