Sentence examples for emotional play from inspiring English sources

"It was an emotional play," Kerr said.

Electrifying and emotional play, great stadium, and an agonisingly chastening contrast to the England match that had preceded it.

His stirring, emotional play in leading Serbia to the Davis Cup infused him with a buoyant self-confidence that he carried into 2011.

Despite Sykora's five shots on goal and his emotional play, the sputtering offense against Roy, the Conn Smythe Trophy winner, did not allow for defensive lapses.

Shepard has described the play in a letter as a highly personal drama, "a very emotional play and in some ways embarrassing for me to witness but somehow necessary at the same time".

At the time, McGrady's reaction was referred to as a boneheaded, emotional play by a young player who felt he had to stand his ground lest he be chastised at the local barber shop in the coming weeks.

I get emotional playing this, the emotions made more extreme after Andreas' tragic and untimely passing last year.

Williams still reverts to his emotional playing days.

The match had been preceded by an emotional playing of the Last Post by a lone bugler and Twickenham is becoming adept at pitching this kind of occasion just right.

Eventually, of course, they became famous for a kind of virtuosic kitsch: grandiose, emotional playing, embellished with glissandi, spectacular arpeggios and a back-and-forth communication that often made it seem as if the pianos themselves were conversing.

These were funny, raucous, accessible, emotional plays about everyday life that spoke directly to their local audiences (just as Alan Ayckbourn has always done at the Stephen Joseph theatre in Scarborough).