Sentence examples for emotional discourse from inspiring English sources

Undeniably, black talk radio is chiefly driven by the city's great engine of emotional discourse: race.

In perhaps the most emotional discourse of the entire forum, Lugo spoke from his heart.

An analysis of language used in online support groups, found that women in particular tend to use superlatives and express strong feelings.[ 37] Bar-Lev [ 38] contends that emotional discourse online aims to produce intimacy between strangers and impose a moral dimension to the dynamics of exchanges.

This is the age of the emotional political discourse, not of ideologies debating with other, but of emotions confronting one another.

I don't become that emotional in public discourse.

He also recoiled from any causal account of "emotive meaning" that reduced moral discourse to emotional manipulation.

His millions are proof that Mitt Romney mastered the art of making smart economic decisions untainted by emotion and moral value; too bad for him, then, that emotional and value-laden discourse -- not dollars -- is the hard currency of American political life.

Lakoff (2008) pushes the argument by asserting that, because much of human cognitive functioning is grounded not in logical reasoning but in emotional responses, emotion-laden metaphors are necessary for effective political discourse.

His discourse is emotional, angry, unanchored, which is why Clegg's mannered reasonableness and narcoleptic intoning of facts and figures was fairly useless against it.

Moreover, the six-question instrument developed by Cleveland-Innes and Campbell (2012) measures emotional responses in online discourse with other students, the instructor, technology and the course.

27, 28 Metaphors (explanation and alternatives), Direct Speech Acts (DSA), and Indirect Speech Acts (ISA; explanation and alternatives), Linguistic and Emotional Prosody, and Narrative Discourse (partial retelling, total retelling, and full-text comprehension) make up the MEC.