Sentence examples for even emotion from inspiring English sources

"Even emotion can be a mask".

There was more invention, even emotion, in "27' 52," whose title explains the length of the piece.

During this period the arts of sculpture, vase painting, and bronze working reached a level of technical mastery and imaginative freedom that brought narrative action and even emotion under the command of figural representation.

Under Elizabeth Whyte's subtle and straightforward direction, Mr. Roche, a tall, lean man with thinning hair and piercing eyes, holds his audience with a soft-voiced, conversational narration that never indulges in sentiment or even emotion.

Her vision of a car segues out of BMW concepts like GINA, a car with a fabric body that shifts its shape for access, aerodynamics and even emotion, or vision efficient dynamics, an assemblage of blades and planes that appear to hover together, like a flock of birds in formation.

Twenty or 30 years ago, it was relatively easy to walk down Fifth Avenue and see differences in mannequins, differences not only in color and ethnic characteristics but also attitude and even emotion, which were conveyed by the novelty of the displays and, of course, the fashion.

Even emotions, for many psychologists, are a kind of theorem based on reasoning from data.

In a way, Ms. Swinton's performance gave these objects new life, even emotions.

Julie's computerized voice expresses an attitude, even emotions, but the computer has no attitude or emotions.

Instead of getting sights or sounds or even emotions, I felt I was hanging in the air above them all.

He espoused the theory that even emotions and thoughts had a physiological basis and was noted for the statement "no phosphorus, no thought".