Sentence examples for emotional entry from inspiring English sources

Brands are attempting to engage minority consumers using too few points of narrative and emotional entry.

"But mostly the film discarded any semblance of having an emotional entry point for audiences".

In this pivotal role, the embattled face of Tommy Lee Jones has never seemed more craggy, nor better cast, providing an emotional point of entry for audiences who may otherwise have found this a somewhat dry history lesson.

No matter where we settle to looking – and our eye slowly travels back and forth across its surface, as if seeking some emotional point of entry, something that might enable us to say: yes, this is where its meaning begins – it never quite happens.

She called the entry "unabashedly emotional episode" that is "unafraid to plumb the depths of human loss and grief".

Several interviewees and focus groups reported that the consequences of shelter dependency included: exposure to health risks from poor sanitation, crowding and nutrition; risks to personal security; emotional stress/depression; and re-entry into to exclusion zones.

He compared "Nightswimming" to other Awake episodes, claiming that other entries offer more "plot" and "emotional" problems, while Preece called the entry "strange".

There is also an anxiety in America and Europe about the lives of boys — their deep absorption in video games, their emotional stuntedness — and then their entry into an extended adolescence that has been parodied by the 2006 film "Failure to Launch" and explored more seriously in the book "Guyland" by Michael Kimmel.

Functional interactions between amygdala and prefrontal cortex provide a cortical entry point for emotional cues to bias cognitive control.

This includes health, nutrition and hygiene as well as cognitive, social, physical and emotional development — from birth to entry into primary school.

Conway says the physical practice of yoga can be an entry into the emotional realm and learning how to express our feelings.