Sentence examples for emotion with which from inspiring English sources

"It's an emotion with which I am familiar.

It is an emotion with which Markovits tactfully and deftly engages.

With the same lack of emotion with which he described torture, the killer addresses his murders.

We are in the midst one of those mass displays of emotion with which Britain sometimes startles itself.

It is not an emotion with which either is commonly associated, but Morgan and Freud are entitled to feel a little hurt.

At the same time, it shows an acute, almost clinical understanding of the mixture of arrogance and vulnerability, of pretense and emotion, with which its twenty-something characters pursue and evade real attachment.

In the 70's, in pictures like "Carrie" and "The Fury," Brian De Palma showed that horror movies could operate as stylized expressions of the outsize emotions with which teenagers grapple.

You're only giving us a choice of seven emotions with which to express our delight at the arrival of our friend's newborn, or sorrow at our national football team's failure to progress past the qualifiers?

The addictive object dulls the blunt emotions with which I experience most of life.

Human beings, whom we only seem to be talking about when we say something is "privatized," have complex moralities and emotions with which we can empathize.

Some of his worked-over surfaces seem unfinished, deliberately and effectively suggesting that the emotions with which they began have faded, grown cold and died away, leaving nothing but the husk of memory.