Sentence examples for emotion to get from inspiring English sources

She added: "I don't want real emotion to get lost.

Terry rarely allows emotion to get the better of him on the field.

I used that emotion to get back to the person I was".

She was maybe not expecting this emotion to get to her, but it got to her today.

The bafflement that comes with loss is certainly a strong enough emotion to get a story moving, but, by turning to spiritualism, visions, and the afterlife, Morgan has wandered into hokum without illuminating grief.

At the same time, I doubt audiences are flocking to "The Book of Mormon" in any of the musical's multiple incarnations wanting or expecting emotion to get in the way of a rude lyric or rabidly out-there gag.

It can be just as effective to tug at the emotions to get them to stay".

"With all that happened that day he allowed his emotions to get the better of him.

Floor time, he added, "is following the child's natural interests and affect and emotions to get all this cooking".

Tyson Chandler is a dominant defensive player, who, of late, has allowed his emotions to get the better of him.

We see ourselves as having the facts, while others can't see through their emotions to get to the facts.