As musically drippy as Travis are, Healy's vocals undeniably exude emotion and a world of experience that can take you by surprise at times.
His grief-struck Richard, seething with hauteur, anger, self-pity and vulnerability, displayed both his Slavic and Anglo-Saxon aspects - his doomed king exuded emotion that he struggled to keep in check.
Fruit is like emotion — you absolutely must have it, but if you exude raw emotion all of the time you become sappy and intolerable.
She and the rest of the Dum Dums exude detached emotion that is more honest hurt than indifference.
I hoped to reach the purity and great sadness that permeates the music and understand why Detroit's music exudes such emotion, so much hardship, so much experience and so much beauty.
Happy people might share their good fortune (for example, by being pragmatically helpful or financially generous to others), or change their behaviour towards others (for example, by being nicer or less hostile), or merely exude an emotion that is genuinely contagious (albeit over a longer time frame than previous psychological work has indicated).
In the show, paintings by Lynn Schirmer of Seattle exude an intense emotion that interests Mr. Schubert.
The best description of the look is "New Romantic," but even that does not express the emotion exuded from these clothes and the designer's exceptional ability to capture the hard/soft woman who is his goal.
Not all of it is utterly unappealing — in fact, there's one through-line to the story, greatly amplified from a nugget of an idea, that's quite moving and that exudes its authentic emotion in a rousing song and a hearty production number.
The song explores a level of primal acceptance of men's shortcomings in relationships, and the sheer emotion exuded in Parker's vocals leave you feeling winded.
