Sentence examples for emotive at from inspiring English sources

In an energized election heavily draped in symbolism, response was particularly emotive at settings already permanently encased in history's glow.

The effect, half comedic, especially with one well-timed heckle "Go on Chris, jump!" and emotive at the same time, as they played their first hit "Yellow".

To talk about something that's so emotive at a deeply personal level feels like it runs the risk of exposing something about yourself that you don't necessarily want everyone to know about, or to judge you in terms of.

Granted, the Arabic channel is amateurishly sensationalistic and unprofessionally emotive at times, with a penchant for fancy graphic overkill, rousing musical flourishes and poetic titles for its news events ("Exposing the Hidden" is running on its Arabic channel at the moment).

Martínez, who delivered an emotive speech at the memorial service at Anfield, turned to face Margaret Aspinall and other invited members of the Hillsborough Family Support Group in the Goodison directors' box during the applause.

One way of accounting for the discrepancy is to say that Sebald had more force - intellectual, emotive - at his disposal than I could match.

Jets fans are a notoriously emotive bunch at the draft, often vocally expressing their dismay.

"Obviously climate research is an emotive issue at the present time," he said.

The language is emotive and, at times, frankly manipulative, as is often the case when positions are strongly held.

They want to stay there and contribute to their country and their way of life". The status of these undocumented Irish workers is an emotive issue at home.

The morning after Obama was re-elected in 2012, he gave a short but emotive speech at his Chicago headquarters, thanking his young volunteers for their hard work.