Sentence examples for emotion needed from inspiring English sources

So, for that scene, I found a pitch, just at breaking point, which conveyed the emotion needed.

Mark Padmore, a British tenor, was excellent in the "Passion," conveying both the lofty remove and the emotion needed in the exacting role of the Evangelist.

Neither is the problem of personal guilt and absolution posed as it is in the West, nor is a catharsis, or purging of emotion, needed through drama.

That isn't to say his points are worthless, but the emotion needed streamlining, which is precisely the focus HudMo, among others, was able to provide.

Ramsey Isler of IGN considered "Peter" "the most masterfully crafted episode Fringe has ever had", praising the performance of Noble and Brady in delivering the emotion needed for the episode.

The soundtrack features a few songs with vocals by Shihoko Hirata, whom Meguro felt was able to meet the range of emotion needed for the soundtrack, with the lyrics being written by Reiko Tanaka.

Music, a visceral force for drawing people together, for communicating drama or just pure emotion, needs more performers and fewer headphones.

Existing models that integrate emotion and cognition generally do not fully specify why cognition needs emotion and conversely why emotion needs cognition.

It is argued here that emotion needs to be merged with all aspects of the architecture: cognitive emotional integration should be a key design principle.

But all that emotion needs a focus and Ireland captain Paul O'Connell, back in the side having missed last week's match against Scotland, suggested his side's tactical masterclass was the result of a commonality of thinking at club level.

But Nabi, Gomes's boss, was emphatic that to be effective in this line of work, passion is essential but emotion needs to be checked at the door.