Sentence examples for emotional close from inspiring English sources

Her work as a poet (she is author of more than half-a-dozen collections) equips her further: she is no stranger to emotional close work.

This is the peroration of the speech, the emotional close at the conclusion.

While listening to the soaring strains of "Every Breaking Wave" and "The Troubles" on repeat, McArdle instinctively knew that she wanted to mix omniscient and voyeuristic high angle shots captured by moving cranes with more visceral and emotional close encounters, "moving from the intimate to the epic in a moment" as she describes.

This provides a great opportunity for the emotional, close photos.

Rock 'n' roll is an art of emotional close-ups.

One is Mr. Lin's deftness with what I'll call emotional close-up work.

It is also an effect of trying to describe faithfully someone with whom one has spent a lot of time in blinding emotional close-up.

In the climax of "Contact," the director Robert Zemeckis wanted a long, emotional close-up of the star, Jodie Foster, as she stared into a visionary Eden beyond the stars.

Shane McGuigan screamed at Frampton as they went out for the 10th to concentrate for the championship finish, and he responded by standing toe to toe with his adversary, soaking up a few of those feared body shots to turn what had been a boxing match into an emotional, close-quarters fight.

"Slave Girls of India," to be shown on the Oxygen channel tomorrow night, has all the elements you might expect from the combustible combination of Ms. Ling and a story about suffering and injustice: hidden cameras, horrifying statistics and emotional close-ups, many of Ms. Ling herself.

Craig S. Cooley, one of Mr. Malvo's lawyers, also emphasized his client's age in his own emotional closing argument.