Sentence examples for emotional lines from inspiring English sources

Editing style B (middle) adds in the intensify emotion idiom, which reserves close ups for strongly emotional lines of dialogue, as in lines 4 and 5 where the emotional sentiment strength (shown in blue) is greater than 0.65.

The characters' speech in the game is actually created by scrambling samples of voice actors' speech, with more emotional lines being created from voice work given in that emotion.

It was a kind of morality play that severed society along ideological and emotional lines.

The political effect of that is to reach out across political, class and emotional lines".

So I simpply followed the literary and emotional lines of force which I detected.

And in "Pilgrims" his inability to reject funny but distracting incidents at times turns him aside from pursuing the powerful emotional lines of his plot.

But Major League Baseball crossed an emotional line recently when the venerable New York Yankees showed up in Japan wearing uniforms festooned with the logo of a company that makes photocopiers.

But it's the voice-over narration that provides the dramatic backbone, just as repeating musical passages string an emotional line through the story's episodic baubles.

More than once she has cut an exercise short to tell a student not to give into emotional line — in other words, not to display sentimentality.

"Those people, I think, on an emotional line, not on a legal line, but on an emotional line, have their own right to refer to the policy of Tbilisi toward the minorities, and toward South Ossetians, as a type of genocide," Mr. Karasin said.

Mr. Petersen said he could trace a direct emotional line from watching "High Noon" and other Hollywood films of the late 40's and early 50's to his current life as one of the leading directors of big-budget studio blockbusters.