Sentence examples for emotive on from inspiring English sources

"I didn't want to be emotive on the first day.

But nowhere could have been more emotive on Saturday than Buenos Aires this weekend.

Much of Wednesday's set came from "eMOTIVe," on which A Perfect Circle radically reworked socially conscious songs, particularly antiwar songs, to make them even more bleak.

The subject is an emotive one, centred on the timelessly appealing stereotype of heroic ordinary soldier versus incompetent high command (a theme which continued to grip the imagination of the poets of the first world war).

It was with these emotive sentiments on national TV on Thursday evening that Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras encouraged Greeks to vote "no" in Sunday's referendum, the meaning of which completely varies wildly depending on whom you ask.

The rioting peaked on Monday in the northern Belfast district of Ardoyne, set off by one of the most emotive occasions on the calendar, the annual July 12 marches by the Orange Order.

The Israeli military has been warning for several days about serious unrest on Nakba Day, the most emotive date on the Palestinian calendar.

Similar to John Lewis' emotive "Man On The Moon" advert; it focuses on an elderly man alone at Christmas.

Hamilton, who posted an emotive tribute on his social media accounts to Bianchi on Monday evening, joined a number of his peers to pay their respects toBianchi ahead of this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.

He appears to have spent most of the day at Broadstairs brooding on the situation created by Mr Powell's highly emotive speech on the Race elations Bill, and to have telephoned Mr Powell at Wolverhampton at about 9pm.

It's natural to push for reform by making an emotive appeal on cap-and-trade or charter schools or what have you.