Sentence examples for emotional purpose from inspiring English sources

But, says Nicholls, "Her technique was always put into the service of a higher emotional purpose.

They are propelled by emotional purpose, intensity, both ardent and burning, and enormous comic flair.

"What you say is absolutely true: making that music, in the cathedral, played by that orchestra, with all those associations, can, and will, only have an emotional purpose".

There are plenty of characteristically Vivaldian fireworks here, but with little sense of virtuosity for virtuosity's sake; the coloratura all has an emotional purpose.

And in "Miller's Crossing" (1990), a willfully somber look, indebted to "The Godfather" and 1930's gangster pictures, does little to illuminate a needlessly complicated yarn that lifts moods and motifs from the work of Dashiell Hammett to no emotional purpose.

"The interactivity advances the benefit, or there's an emotional purpose or connection," Croen said.

Do I want the facts exploited for emotional purposes?

It can likewise be used for spectacular or emotional purposes, as in battle scenes or in displays of pageantry or splendour, such as occur in historical or epic tales.

More than once I've had lovers who were separated, but not divorced, and we kept things under wraps for legal, or emotional purposes.

Dr. Jay believes that there is an evolutionary reason for swearing, and that its primary use is for emotional purposes when we express anger, frustration, or surprise.

People like the same thematic qualities for all sorts of different reasons, and it would be foolish to say that everyone seeks out the same stories for the same emotional purposes.