Sentence examples for emotion much from inspiring English sources

Without emotion, much social interaction loses its meaning, or changes for the worse.

He has a producer this time, and sets, or at least a theatre, and he uses trained actors, who work up an emotion much more clearly than the earlier casts of amateurs did, though without the surprises.

The songs contain a wealth of emotion, much of it concerning unrequited love (though she's now happily married), but it takes a while to connect with it because Ware herself underplays it so thoroughly.

Irving's two sons and Terry's son and daughter all followed their parents into the theatre and, like their parents, none of them seemed to be able to sustain emotion much beyond the stage.

David Denby suggests that the differences go even farther: He has a producer this time, and sets, or at least a theatre, and he uses trained actors, who work up an emotion much more clearly than the earlier casts of amateurs did, though without the surprises.

Consequently, one of the biggest keys to landing a luxury sale, according to Layton, is being present in the buyers' minds and eyes when their wallets are open, as a luxury product is purchased on emotion much more than on pricing, physical timing or need.

"No, but he didn't show emotions much.

"Justine was able to control her emotions much younger than me," said Mauresmo yesterday.

He added: "I'm sure he has some conflicting emotions, much more and much deeper, and much more vigorous than we have".

By using breathing techniques, I was able to manage my own emotions much more effectively, and have a really productive meeting.

Moreover, the review stated that the character designs and graphical quality allowed the characters to "convey emotions much more dramatically".