Sentence examples for emotional thrust from inspiring English sources

The trip had a particularly emotional thrust for me.

"My favorite sci-fi," he says, "always uses its hook to amplify some bigger theme or idea — some emotional thrust".

Far better is his bittersweet keen on "Angel, Please" and "For Once" and "Is It Too Much," songs of direct melodic and emotional thrust.

The show has little time for frivolity as it weds the surging emotional thrust of rock with, well, the greatest story ever told, as the life of Jesus has been pithily called.

That's the central emotional thrust of this film: what happens when things are left unsaid?" As a metaphor, the killing of 1.5 million Armenians is a heavy one, Mr. Egoyan allows, and fraught with complications, given his own Armenian heritage.

Directed by Taika Waititi (co-director of the uproarious vampire mockumentary What We Do in the Shadows), this downplays the broad laughs of its predecessor, instead focusing on the emotional thrust of a mismatched buddy movie.

This new turn in language and its technological aid, the iPhonelike "handset," is handled so deftly, that here — as everywhere in this book composed of sharp, confident, and nearly cruel emotional thrusts (what might be gimmicks in another writer's hands) — we follow Egan with excitement.

Here in Colorado, the issue has been especially emotional because the thrust for closing the loophole came directly out of the 1999 shootings at Columbine High School.

The Gelbs were given access to O'Neill's life and work by his widow, and the book is too cautious because of it; Sheaffer's has a greater emotional and narrative thrust, which is why I was greatly drawn to it as a teen-ager, and read it in tandem with O'Neill's imaginatively rich, sad, and heartbreaking plays.

For the first time in its brilliant run, we see the affable but flawed Rob thrust into the emotional spotlight.

At the show's emotional peak, Schur leapt up and thrust his hands into the air.