Sentence examples for emotional quick from inspiring English sources

It's a richly atmospheric production that cuts to the emotional quick of Odets's still-vital play (2 45).

SAMEERA is emotional, quick to love and anger, while I am rational, almost nothing ever rousing my temper.

At 62 years old, Pakistan is something of a teenager among nations, even in its frame of mind — self-conscious, emotional, quick to blame others for its troubles.

Early on, Minnesota built everything around an emotional, quick strike, rallying around a night on which Stringer's No. 77 jersey was retired.

The skills he evinced in that rewarding revival are on view here, too: a knack for making Odets's vernacular language feel like fresh mint instead of stale corn, and a gift for cutting to the emotional quick of a conventionally structured melodrama.

A droning, free-blues take on I Don't Blame You also cuts to the emotional quick, and I leave feeling like I've just had a harrowing yet life-affirming heart to heart with an old friend – which, it transpires, is actually one of the best ways to finish a festival.

Mahoney made a meal of the character and his zingers, but Martin could be sitcom-broad, with an exaggerated limp and a hot temper; he was written to be abrasive as well as lovable, and would throw surprisingly emotional fits, quick to pronounce that his sons had betrayed or disappointed him, which would then get resolved by the end of the half hour.

As her character, Philippa, a recently widowed young English teacher living in Turin, Italy, disintegrates, Ms. Blanchett registers a wrenching series of quick emotional changes.

With Britain hunkering down for a recession, we'll be watching television for comfort, for warmth, for charm, for strong and quick emotional hits.

Auction houses can make fast profits when buyers get caught up in the excitement and make quick, emotional decisions.

We often make quick, emotional, decisions first and then look for "evidence" to back up what we have already decided is true.