Sentence examples for emotion gets from inspiring English sources

"Emotion gets into it," she said.

"Sometimes emotion gets in the way and you have to judge and make sense of it," Manuel said.

("What is love?" is easy if "An emotion" gets full marks; hateful if one must illustrate with sonnets and explain how neurotransmitters function).

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.

Emotion gets only so gleeful or dour; when it is extreme for long, we regress toward the middle.

The EMotion gets its first official eyes-on today via photos, not renders, that show us the vehicle in the aluminum and carbon fiber, finally.

"Seeing the emotion on their faces, that's when the emotion got to me.

She believed in never looking back, not wasting emotion, getting on with things.

"This is business, so we don't let emotion get in the way," he said.

"I think that's emotion getting the better of him," Murphy said of Mourinho's verdict.

But then they let human emotion get in there and that hurts.