Sentence examples for emotion off from inspiring English sources
"I don't want to stop [that passion] on the field, I hope to never again show the sort of emotion off the field that results in an injury as silly as this one.
I was trying not to break my focus pretty much the entire shoot, because I was really in that zone – thinking a lot about the position I was in a year ago... thinking about the situation and how much I wanted to get all that emotion off my chest".
The simulation theorist says that the reason for this is that, when we experience an emotion off-line that would be distressing in real life, we may actually enjoy having that emotion in the safety of the off-line situation.
"I try to turn my emotions off," Dr. Samali, 28, said of the current turbulence in Iran.
Her acceptance speech indicated nothing of the emotion of pulling off the most extraordinary electoral coup in recent times.
He sometimes betrayed the emotion of someone fighting off a bully.
His effort and emotion rubbed off on the rest of the U.S. team.
"We both had a lot of emotion coming off the US election," says the younger Mr Alwan.
"The intensity of the emotion falls off precipitously, simply because the body can't carry such a giant load of outrage and function very well," Dr. McCullough said.
At around 2 a.m., I'd try to sleep, to quiet the Proustian rush of memory and emotion set off by every object I touched.
Compared with more artful passages, like one in which another of Mommi's foster children enthusiastically lashes a doll while they wait in the doctor's office, these torrents of overworked emotion come off as unnecessary, if not artificial.
