Sentence examples for emotional interlude from inspiring English sources

She represents the tiresome emotional interlude before we get back to the main action: dudes flashing swords, wrecking some shit, and spilling a little blood to a deafening soundtrack.

McAnuff treats Jesus, for the most part, as a prop on par with the various crosses or with the dreadful dreadlocked wigs that some of the grim priests wear, while Mary Magdalene represents the tiresome emotional interlude before we get back to the main action: dudes flashing swords, wrecking some shit, and spilling a little blood to a deafening soundtrack.

To those who remember Graham's on-course asceticism, the tears that cascade during his emotional interludes are as arresting as St. Mary and Virginia Falls.

What follows is an absorbing and unpredictable novel that manages to encompass a wide geographic and emotional range, including wonderful interludes about a P.O.W. on an Italian island and a shocking glimpse into Hitler's bunker.

As a result, the Sylvette series is often written off as a shallow interlude lacking Picasso's characteristic emotional engagement with his subject.

Credit Sophocles for this deft interlude between Elektra's two most emotional encounters.

He called "The Fallen Interlude" an example of the band's emotional growth, and regarded "Go" as "vintage Blink-182, two minutes of nonstop energy".

And Davey's depiction of Jo trying to resume her tired routines after the collapse of her romantic interlude is more deeply painful for its lack of emotional catharsis.

For Levis poignantly struggles throughout his life -- one that starts and ends in Havana, save for a tragic interlude in wartime Europe -- with a curious form of emotional impotence.

Offstage, they provided interludes between acts and "atmosphere" music to establish the emotional climate of a scene, very much as film music does today.

Quiet, halting tracks like "Acid Rain" and the second half of "Pusha Man" (a hidden track called "Paranoia") explore the emotional toll of Chicago's violence, while triumphant songs like "Good Ass Intro" and "Interlude (That's Love)" radiate excitement and showcase Chance's dense, acrobatic lyrical style.