Sentence examples for emotional direction from inspiring English sources

"Do not expect great moments of emotional connection; expect great moments of emotional direction".

The discussion next turns in a more emotional direction, as each participant is asked to divulge what he was thinking during the event.

Viewed specifically as a dancer, he is tops, and his mixed messages are superbly served by a single dance style that goes in any emotional direction he desires.

There may not be anyone who has found so many uses for his voice, and I particularly like the way he uses hesitations, stammers, sustains, and silences in this piece, to make us all travel in the same emotional direction.

As opposed to Gore, whose candidacy suddenly seems buffed and muscular, and moving in the opposite emotional direction from Bush's and Bradley's (and, for that matter, from that of John McCain, whose honesty got him in "trouble" again, when he implied that abortion might be an option discussed if his teen-age daughter became pregnant).

Each song was divided into four categories: town or village, dungeon, battle, or field; each with their own pacing and emotional direction.

Author thinks that he & DeVoto were headed in different emotional directions when entering Maine.

I think it's more important if I push in emotional directions, really.

That uninformed electorate is moved in certain emotional directions by the fact that they think the death penalty disproportionally affects inner-city residents".

A few basic signs, early in your conversations, will help you know when to move on: If an 18-to-21-year-old 18-to-21-year-old 18-to-21-year-old 18-to-21-year-old 18-to-21-year-oldal directions, then this is just a small experiment, and it's not likely to be healthy.

They console, reprimand, give directions and, for believers, carry an emotional charge mingling awe with affection.