Sentence examples for emotion that she from inspiring English sources

Anger is an emotion that she now rarely experiences.

It was clear to anyone with a rudimentary understanding of human emotion that she was not happy.

Her voice was flat, perhaps too controlled, as she talked; only her flashing eyes betrayed the emotion that she must have felt.

It makes the story seem more realistic and that is what makes the book even better to read and it makes you feel the emotion that she feels.

The depth of emotion that she discovered on stage - profound and stripped - derived, she believes, from her crucifying shyness as a child.

Fibbie Harris, a retired school teacher from Yonkers, became so overcome with emotion that she had to get up, cheeks wet with tears, and walk to the lobby.

This matter-of-fact quality in her prose might, according to Gibbons's Guardian obituarist Richard Boston, be a reaction against the turbulent and sometimes violent emotions that she witnessed within her own family who, she said, "were all madly highly-sexed, like the Starkadders".

"There's a lot of emotion that goes into his paintings," she says.

"The relaxation that it provides lowers the activity of the amygdala, a basic part of our brain involved in controlling emotion that is affected by stress," she added.

Davies does more than film Dickinson's life; he creates a world that is, above all, her inner world, confined to the increasingly narrow circles of her activity that, as they contract, raise the repressive force on her repressed emotional life and raise the heat on the emotions that she presses into her brief, curt, only seemingly cool verses.

With emotion, that's how.