Sentence examples for emotion to a from inspiring English sources
Power utilities tend to be matter-of-fact, keeping emotion to a minimum.
Some stepmothers manage to have a reasonable relationship with the ex – it's helped by keeping emotion to a minimum.
In the best of them, he extrapolates melancholy narratives from Ruscha-esque Polaroids of motel exteriors — introducing emotion to a deadpan form.
Mr. Liss said sticking to a process and keeping the emotion to a minimum in these investments was something he has learned only with time.
Three retirements provided some added emotion to a program meant to celebrate Mr. Taylor's lifetime in dance: Taylor 2's John Eirich and the main company's Orion Duckstein and Julie Tice delivered their farewell performances.
Bossuet's orations reveal the magnificent but refrigerating decorum that seems inseparable from eulogies of the dead a genre that precludes full sincerity and cultivates tremulous emotion to a dangerous degree.
Then there was a marketing consultant who wanted to bring more "emotion" to an advertising campaign.
"I've been thinking about this day forever," Jenner told Sawyer, with evident emotion, to an audience of seventeen million viewers.
Who else doesn't like it?" Arizona Manager Bob Melvin said: "The emotion, to an extent, he needs.
We hypothesize that music robots with multi-modal redundancy can convey a desired emotion to an audience with a higher reliability than music alone.
The noise inside the stadium had built steadily in the hours before kick-off, from a deep rumbling of palpable emotion to an anthem that shook the foundations.
