Sentence examples for forced emotion from inspiring English sources
There's too much vague head-banging and not enough visceral pounding at the drum that stands beside her; too much generic body-grinding amid the excitable, girlish bouncing; too much forced emotion in her ballads, making them leaden instead of delicate.
The song turned out to be a very different style from anything else I had ever made, not only that there are no drums but also something about the way it drifts along without any urgency or forced emotion.
Forced emotion will make the photo look just that - forced.
Others, like "Bad Debt" and "Back in the Saddle," can feel a little creepy in their forced emotions.
When I didn't know what I wanted in the scene, when it was unclear, I tried to force emotion, I tried to make the scene go a certain way instead of letting it just unfold.
Eran Bugge, another dancer, senses the lushness of the music without forcing emotions on it, and just as exacting is Michael Novak, who more and more resembles a young Mr. Taylor.
She doesn't force emotions; she lets them billow up in a sustained note or a hushed phrase, as she did in "I Can't Make You Love Me".
Between points each player tries to neutralize another force — emotion.
But "Lisey's Story" transcends the toidy-talk to plumb thoughts of love, mortality and madness — and to deliver them with gale-force emotion.
The first shot of him in the tunnel caught Ferguson blowing a deep breath like a man trying to force the emotion deeper back inside.
For example, if your teenager is talking about how angry they are about something, but their facial expression is one of sadness or neutrality, they are most likely forcing the emotion even though they do not feel it.
