Sentence examples for frank emotion from inspiring English sources
Academic music was dominated by serialism, which stressed formal structures over frank emotion.
There are moments when I am still brought to tears by the frank emotion and beauty of the music.
A natural charisma, a broad grin, a willingness to forego the usual sportsman's bluff and speak with frank emotion – these are what have secured him the endorsement deals, the Kellogg's ads and the double-sided patronage of the tabloids.
And the movie offers something of a palliative — and issues it as a hope that's built into the movie's own possibility of success, namely, being in the moment, being passionately and totally engaged with the people in one's life and in the work at hand, being free and frank with emotions yet compassionate and sympathetic, being curious and open.
They are unusually frank documents of emotion: one doesn't often see such extremes of surprise, fear, and joy flow so undisguised across an adult face.
It takes some nerve nowadays to conceive a musical that is both realistic and earnest, frank in its emotions and cognizant of the complicated states of feeling encountered by frisky young city dwellers.
She watched Summitt's interview with Robin Roberts on ABC last month and was overcome with emotion hearing the frank talk about what awaits her.
Simonsen's reflections on his experience in an interview with BBC Sheffield in the aftermath are brutally frank and illustrate that depth of emotion, which typifies the Play-Offs.
That Robert's Rules crystallized in wartime may explain their frank hostility to the chaos of human emotions — the very emotions that, at tech companies, enjoy full flower.
Over-balanced 4 energy: rigid, narrow-minded, inflexible, rough, dreary, numb emotions, uncompromising, provincial, too frank, lost in detail.
