Sentence examples for emotion fire from inspiring English sources

"I play with so much emotion, fire, anger.

Tebow played with an emotion and fire that had been missing at times.

Although MacLean generally looks composed behind the bench, Spezza said that his style did not lack emotion or fire.

To lie but to be happy to be there; to be observed and to make people surprised, to make them feel emotion: 'Look, fire in his hand and he doesn't scream.' Or watching this clown and discovering he's a prince, the most poetical and the highest.

"As a bowler you need that emotion, that fire, to get wickets.

McGrath is true to the period in this: it was a time when antirational elements prevailed in intellectual life and the aim of the author was to arouse the emotions and fire the imagination with scenes terrifying or wonderful.

Your whole being immersed, your emotions energized, firing on all cylinders, aligned solely in deep focus on one activity -- exclusively?

All the emotion, all the fire — that is an engaging manner that affects everybody.

Some pilots spoke of the roiling emotions after they fire a missile.

You can imagine lifting yourself "a shade away" from what others do, like pulling your emotions out of fire engine red back toward a pastel pink.

We tried to create an expectation which prepared us for when events happened, that we had to deal with our own emotions first not just fire back at the other person.