Sentence examples for emotional view from inspiring English sources

But that may be an emotional view, not a rational one, he says.

The hearing offered a compelling, often emotional view from the ground, where officials were desperate for a rescue mission.

One of the best descriptions of the emotional view that so many Chicagoans have of Mr. Daley came from Stephen Elliott, a writer and Chicago native who lives in San Francisco.

Rudolph Giuliani, in his end-welfare days as the mayor of New York, railed against a "romantic and emotional" view of food stamps and ordered subordinates to withhold applications.

Quality is the goal of art").; and how to reconcile the romantic or emotional view of life (that Harley looks cool) with the classical view deriving from underlying form (a Harley can be divided into its components and its functions; its components can be further divided into the power assembly and the running assembly, etc).

In this way, Boys Will Be Boys emphasizes a more expressive and emotional view of manhood, promoting a new vision for masculinity, one that is not strictly heteronormative.

But the most emotional viewing party took place on the team's bus ride to the airport after clinching its first berth in the semifinals.

More ideological papers with narrow readerships reflect the sentiments of their financial backers and tend to cater to the nationalistic, political and emotional views of their audiences.

Some personal experiences and many emotional views were expressed following the ruling from German judge which said the procedure is bodily harm and contravenes the right to choose religion in later life.

Jenkins said she thinks the episode will make emotional viewing.

And that made for a very emotional viewing experience, Gad told HuffPost Live on Wednesday.