Sentence examples for emotional barometer from inspiring English sources
Garnett is the Celtics' defensive enforcer and emotional barometer.
But even if we can't expect Twitter to be an unerring emotional barometer, it is proving extremely valuable for understanding how language varies among different demographic groups.
A reliable, if unnerving, emotional barometer, the businessman's nostrils respond to fluctuations in his fortunes by inflating and deflating like windsocks in a gale.
Instead the emotional barometer is set more vaguely, to a pitch of non-specific corporate applause unrelated to the actual anxieties of real-life football.
"This is a dream come true," said Harrington, a New Jersey native, who has quickly become the Knicks' scoring leader and emotional barometer.
Shockey was the most productive tight end in team history, and he was an emotional barometer for the team during games.
"The Lost Weekend" opens with a line from James Joyce's short story "Counterparts," from "Dubliners": "The barometer of his emotional nature was set for a spell of riot".
But their empty brains also make them a useful barometer of music's emotional effectiveness.
But the show is too timid to make that important leap, instead relying uncritically on Biddulph as a barometer of all men's emotional lives.
Once marriage shifted from its historical moorings as solely economic and political arrangements to consensual romantic unions based on love, emotional intimacy and sexual attraction, sexual fidelity became the barometer of a successful relationship or marriage.
