Sentence examples for emotional leap from inspiring English sources

Delivering in ways that we believe is delivering what we have believed in and worked for ourselves - and Tony Blair will only deliver if he, too, gets out of his London bunker and makes that emotional leap.

For nearly an hour this company carries the audience along in a quick-moving domestic comedy, but when Mr. Colón turns to the creation of the Bernarda the world has known for decades, the silence that falls on the auditorium clearly says that the audience cannot make the emotional leap with him.

The Hartmann shared the first half of the concert with Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 27 in B flat (K. 595), and in a way one had to be grateful for the unusually long time it took to reset the stage: the stylistic and emotional leap between these pieces demanded a pause.

You have to take the emotional leap of love all on your own and offer it to me.

We make just about the biggest emotional leap of faith a person can make, because we think, feel, and hope that the rewards will be great.

What cannot be denied is that his choice of material covers a rich spectrum of emotional leaps and existential twists and turns.

The many pleasures of this novel include an affectionate and acutely observed portrayal of the SF world of fans, collectors and authors, everyday characters whose emotional lives leap off the page and a couple of large-scale disaster scenarios that threaten life on Earth.

Even within a few paragraphs of this exploration of motherhood and individuality, Elsey's voice and emotional turbulence leap off the page.

But can it make the emotional and cultural leap to replace Europe and America at the centre of its consciousness with Asia?

At the show's emotional peak, Schur leapt up and thrust his hands into the air.

Rice uses clever shifts of dimension to suggest the immensity of emotional elation: Alec leaps over a toy steam train pulled across the stage as he rushes to catch it; Laura waves goodbye to a huge projected image of Alec, waving back at her from the train window.