Yet again the tang of faintly sour notes wafted from the emotive phrases.
In the second theme, the effect of diabetes on the individual's life was described in stark detail and participants referred to their diagnosis using a range of emotive phrases such as 'death sentence' or sadness.
Everyone who chose this as their most disliked statement also gave a reason for their choice, which stresses the emotive nature of this phrase.
As the once troubled teenagers and single mothers who make up the panels tell Mr. Bush how they have overcome hardship, he responds with emotive language, words and phrases like "love" or "loving family" or "willing heart".
Singing full out, he brought burnished sound and ringing top notes to impassioned phrases, though his emotive, Italianate fervor was not always right for the Berlioz style.
However, Davis said the phrase "activist investor" was "emotive" and actually represented a "broad" collection of groups, with ValueAct at one end of the spectrum and focused on long-term investments.
It might be expected that Anderson, Broad, Bresnan (who is expected to be fit: the phrase "stress fracture" is an emotive one and does not explain that there are varying degrees so that many fast bowlers might be shown to have them), Finn, and one of Tremlett and Rankin will go to Australia.
Emotive coping strategies express emotions evoked by the situation.
We need a new phrase for this kind of aggressively emotive untruth; though hardly a new human phenomenon, it wields particular power in an age of endlessly recycled outrage.
There is vivid word painting in some of the Palestrina works, like the comparatively emotive "Ad dominum cum tribularer clamavi," in which the phrase "sagittae potentis acutae ("sharp arrows of the mighty") is colored with a rapidly ascending scale of eighth notes.
