Sentence examples for emotive scenes from inspiring English sources

The two boys appeared as toddlers in some of the 1966 film's most emotive scenes and at the close of the drama they are forcibly taken away from their mother.

Writing in the Guardian, Josh Lacey praised its "funny dialogue, fast-moving story, emotive scenes, [and] interesting central character," even if he considered it not as brilliant as the excellent book that preceded it.

In the most emotive scenes of his closing arguments, Coombs played to the court three clips from the video Manning uploaded to WikiLeaks of a 2007 Apache helicopter attack in Baghdad.

In theatrically emotive scenes like "The Death of Meleager" and "Joseph Resisting Seduction by Potiphar's Wife," narrative urgency is matched by wiggly lines of brown ink that start to have a violent life of their own, separate from the image.

Another emotive scene in Hunger shows two prisoners sleeping on dirty mattresses while maggots wriggle in the mounds of rotting food and excrement that have been pushed into the corners.

In a prior life I trained as an actor, so the role of tech to augment human storytelling — e.g. narrative through-lines, emotive characterization, scene-setting — is something I'm very passionate about, as well.

The advertisement is very emotive in its opening scene, recalling the deaths of the American sailors.

It does so with scenes that trigger our subcortical emotive arousal and a protagonist whom we can relate to affectively.

The Australian government had lobbied intensively behind the scenes, as well as issuing high-profile, emotive pleas.

After moving to New York in 1954, he startled an art scene that was in thrall to the emotive cadenzas of Abstract Expressionism by showing monochrome panels, arrayed in grids or side by side.

Emerging from the underground pop music scene, Burnette is creating soulful tracks that are catchy, emotive and lyrical.