Sentence examples for emotional comment from inspiring English sources

However, such flaws do not conceal the film's charms as both a social and emotional comment on contemporary Romanian life.

Very emotional COMMENT FROM JM: thank god for female senators and representatives! making the congress less monochromatic COMMENT FROM JM: and nice connection of campuses opening their doors to military recruiters to his "one nation" theme STEVE COLL: It's a better, adult way of framing the decline narrative, this.

In an unusually emotional comment by the Russian President, a visibly bitter Putin added, "I worked very hard on Trump's 2016 campaign, and, at the end of the day, I have no more to show for it than Chris Christie does".

When examining the passage relating to the death of Le Chiffre, Eco wrote that "there is a ... baroque feeling for the image, a total adaptation off the image without emotional comment, and a use of words that designate things with accuracy", and he went on to conclude that "Fleming is more literate than he gives one to understand".

But when exchanging opinions, content that would draw "likes" or comments is content that confirms people's biases or, the opposite, that elicits highly passionate and emotional comments against a post, crowding out the less emotive and cooly analytical opinions that would add productively to the conversation.

They deliver brief, emotional comments directly to the camera, often finishing one another's sentences.

"I'm not a big moral victory guy," he said in his most emotional comments of the season.

Friday's debate on the House floor capped a week in which gun bills proposed by Democrats cleared several legislative committees, often after lengthy and emotional comments, mostly from proponents of gun rights.

Mr. Pérez's emotional comments came three days after Mexico recalled its ambassador from Cuba and expelled Cuba's ambassador to Mexico, plunging the two allies into crisis and further isolating Cuban President Fidel Castro.

The Internet is full of emotional comments about a country — and a group — most here had seldom heard of until American troops invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and South Korea later contributed forces.

Participants with both hereditary retinal diseases and acquired retinal diseases expressed positive and negative emotional comments.