Sentence examples for emotional call from inspiring English sources

(He once annotated a speech with phrases like "tugs at heartstrings" and "emotional call to arms").

Is Ben's emotional call to arms an encoded signal for a sleepy American populace to wake up?

But then, that is also deeply faithful to the book's own arm-twisting emotional call to believers.

A British Diving selection panel made the emotional call despite Couch beating Gladding at the weekend's Diving Championships in Sheffield, which were effectively an Olympic trial.

But on Tuesday, in an emotional call for states to ban all phone use by drivers, the head of a federal agency introduced a new comparison: distracted driving is like smoking.

After Obama's emotional call for restrictions on assault rifles in the wake of the San Bernardino attack in California last year, Wall Street analyst Brian Ruttenbur said: "President Obama has actually been the best salesman for firearms".

Staff have to deal with challenging and emotional calls.

With passions running high after the Newtown massacre, Democrats said they anticipated a call from gun rights advocates to resist emotional calls to rewrite gun laws.

Her voice expands and fills out, and she projects the sort of embattled resilience that was Édith Piaf's emotional calling card.

Mr. Bloomberg, who argues that this request is "ghoulish," insists his concern is for the privacy of the people who made these emotional calls and gave the interviews.

Mrs. Aquino's death last year led to emotional calls for her only son, a senator who had never shown much ambition for higher office, to run for the presidency.