Sentence examples for emotion to make from inspiring English sources
But is there enough emotion to make us care?
Numbers and facts will be supplanted by appeals to emotion to make employees and customers do what they are told.
If he is able to battle through injuries and emotion to make it to the finish line, he will receive the medal along with everyone else.
Cleverly interwoven with Shakespeare's texts, these combine with them to bring just the right amount of emotion to make the humour poignant as well as hilarious.
Good news, then, for daytime viewers, at home in their shells, scuttling along with plenty of personal, Cancerian emotion to make them feel secure.
As embodied by an unimpeachably authoritative Ms. Mirren, this second Elizabeth II is betraying just enough emotion to make her embraceably human but not enough to embarrass anyone, not even the woman she's playing.
The "baby" is the one who regulates her appearance, schedule, behavior and emotions to make the payer feel special.
August's paranoid schizophrenia feels emblematic — an indictment of a lifetime spent feigning emotions to make a buck.
He's a type whose very existence depends on his ability to charm a crowd, to whip up emotions, to make us suspend disbelief.
It reveals Skinner's eerie ability to manipulate the listener's emotions, to make you believe that he is a friend taking you into his confidence.
It's important to remember what it feels like so you can use those emotions to make you a better player.
