Sentence examples for emotional angle from inspiring English sources

"The emotional angle is not that contrived.

Telling a story purely from an emotional angle risks blurring reality and misleading the reader.

We are glad to see the doughnut approached from a scientific rather than emotional angle.

By capturing "the emotional angle of the story," Ms. Rapacz said, "they offer perspectives that aren't conveyed through objects.

I just hated to confront the whole confusing situation as I saw it from my limited emotional angle.

No, not sexually, but from a different emotional angle.

Persuasive essays appeal to the reader's emotion; consider the most emotional angles of your topic.

— "I had read a lot about it, so I wanted to cover all the various angles, both geographic and emotional angles, in terms of songs of the North, songs of the South, songs of liberation, specific battle songs," said Poster, a music supervisor for, among many others, the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire," the 2012 feature film "Moonrise Kingdom" and the 2010 film "Country Strong".

(Participant 8) Another participant approached the emotional aspect from this angle: "I think at that stage in my life I was really embarrassed by the pain, too.

Readers hoping for the emotional intensity and wide-angle vision of "The Poisonwood Bible," Kingsolver's magnificent 1998 epic about a self-destructing missionary family in the newly independent Congo, will most likely be disappointed.

The milestones are coming quickly for Carl Borack and from all angles — an emotional Hall of Fame induction ceremony last month, a 65th birthday last week, and, most important, positive news on his frightening 15th month medical odyssey with cancer.