Sentence examples for emotion to express from inspiring English sources

Mr. Agache, the bluntest of the three, has a big, dark Slavic baritone that became more interesting when the character had some violent emotion to express.

There is no other way to be conscious of an emotion; to express an emotion is to be conscious of it.

Sunday granted them an opportunity to cleanse themselves of the filth of a week's work and exhibit pride an essential aspect of masculinity, but a most dangerous emotion to express for a piece of human livestock who wasn't even granted the freedom to read or write.

Allow the emotion to express itself and watch it change.

Music's emotional expressivity is a philosophical problem since the paradigm expressers of emotions are psychological agents, who have emotions to express.

It is sensitive and it is earnest, a performance of one of the most difficult emotions to express, male vulnerability.

They use song and dance to communicate their emotions, to express their ideas and wishes, and to convey their happiness and sadness.

It answered questions that have been with us for most of our lives, and it was an opportunity to reconcile emotions, to express gratitude and to reconnect with others who shared this extraordinary experience.

Cabaniss et al. [ 47] advised that therapists can show some emotions to express their empathy, but they should not refer to their own situation or problems [ 48].

Again and again he argued that "the human soul, in intense emotion, strives to express itself in verse".

Its holds a space and gives us permission to be outraged, to feel deep emotion and to express vulnerability.