Sentence examples for exposed emotion from inspiring English sources

"We emerged into the California sun at like 6 p.m., thinking, 'What just happened?' " The final scene, too, was intense, a tightly composed and very naked sexual act that is as startling in its exposed emotion as its physicality (flushed skin, bare nipples).

But confrontations in Harlem and Brooklyn exposed emotions so raw that their intensity surprised the police officers and fire officials on hand to keep order on the overcast Sunday morning.

Steven Seagal was an alpha prototype who viewed masculinity the old fashioned way the way of the Samurai, who felt it was dishonorable for a warrior to expose emotion.

The goatishness of "The Procuress" and the frenzy of "Allegory of the Faith" expose emotions that were thoroughly sublimated in Vermeer's major work, most of which is at once spiritual and erotic.

Without them, Björk feels more exposed, the emotions more sentimental, the reach of them more universal.

He was interested in exposing raw emotion and complexity of character – especially the unacknowledged or repressed sides of the psyche.

Every two years, this competition provides human drama, raw emotion, exposed nerve endings and jarring competition on a grand scale.

At one level this break exposed the raw emotion of one of our nation's most unique institutions, intercollegiate athletics.

Due to an increasing number of unavoidable losses such as cognitive decline, decline in physical health and death, people of older age may be generally exposed to the emotion of sadness more often than younger people [33].

While some artists may be reluctant to share their personal thoughts, Sambora said it would have been a risk not to expose his emotions on his third solo album.

Lee & Wagner [59] showed that adult women were more expressive when exposing their emotions alone, compared to in a context of face to face interview.