Sentence examples for emotional given from inspiring English sources

He is surprisingly emotional, given to occasional waterworks during House speeches or three-hanky stops among supporters on the campaign trail.

One is diminutive and often emotional, given to pounding on tables and gesturing with his hands to make a point, tugging on his lapel when he struts into a room.

Former local council candidate Nadhim Ahmed also felt Mr Miliband's speech could have been "a bit more emotional, given us a bit more thrust for the next general election".

He grew alarmingly emotional giving me this advice.

While people like bioethicist Peter Singer may complain about Americans' emotional giving habits, the challenge's financial success is indisputable.

If you want to break into details about personal life or reactions, then say, "Why was this significant to you?" or "What was your motivation?" If the person gets emotional, give them time to recover before continuing.

Social-emotional: Give comfort and support self-regulation by relaxation exercises.

The ensemble captured that spirit by playing the score with a suppleness that hinted at stage action and emotional give-and-take, without becoming overtly pictorial.

It's surprisingly emotional, especially given the austere and old-fashioned backing tracks.

The images carry considerable emotional weight, given what the troops would face.

In Catroulette there is a similar "Nexting" feature, but with more emotional implications, given the cats' situation.