Sentence examples for emotional size from inspiring English sources

Their world may be the emotional size of a postage stamp.

Men have emotions the size of oceans, but they have an emotional toolboxes the size of a walnut for talking about them.

In the living room and kitchen, emotional gaps the size of the Grand Canyon open among the characters, while Ray uses the central staircase as a staging ground for Ed's rising megalomania.

"He takes 'Doctor Who' and pushes the envelope the whole time, not in terms of taste and decency but in terms of ideas and emotional intelligence, the size of feeling and epic stroke of narrative breadth," said Jane Tranter, the BBC's head of fiction.

"I theorize, but cannot prove, that the use of such a virtual environment reduces some of the features of in-person social interaction that give some individuals more power than others based on size, emotional gestures, and facial expressions, and other aspects of communication style rather than intellectual merit," he writes in an e-mail.

It's what emotional signage this size demands and gets, if only for a second.

Radio songs will have thunderous choruses, like "Roar" 's, that will fill stadium-size emotional needs; streaming songs will be whispery ballads that are best heard in your headphones; and the downloadable music will be aimed at older audiences who have yet to embrace the idea of paying for access.

The African-American contingent was especially impressive, in size and emotional force.

"We were focusing more on screen size than emotional connection," Mr. Gelfond says, which "wasn't appropriate for today".

The negotiators flit from one emotional issue to another, sizing up sentiment, probing for agreement, making tentative decisions.

So impressed was Leary with what he heard that he made Walker the musical director of his notorious Millbrook Estate, in Duchess County, New York, a place later described as somewhere "filled with endless parties, epiphanies and breakdowns, emotional dramas of all sizes, and numerous raids and arrests, many of them on flimsy charges".