Sentence examples for fully emotional from inspiring English sources

Ragged, raw, and fully emotional, the commercial did what the highly choreographed Grammy performance did not: it let in sadness.

In the vivid domestic drama "We Don't Live Here Anymore," which is easily the best American movie so far this year, Dern gives an enormous, fully emotional performance, but she never ceases to play her character, a housewife in a troubled marriage — she never becomes a diva.

This fully emotional model uses large fuzzy value.

WASP-dom, an encumbrance to the fully realized emotional life, we have heard.

But, although the evening is undeniably impressive, it rarely for me became a fully shared emotional experience.

Caccini's Amarilli became a fully developed emotional experience, wonderfully realised at the keyboard, as was the whole programme, by David Zobel.

They don't yet have a fully developed emotional framework.

Furthermore, from the perspective of someone who believes in the power of pop music to move us, it lacks a true, fully-rendered emotional life, the work of an artist in control of his gifts.

A simple attribution of piloerection to the basic emotion of sadness, however, may fall short of the goal to fully describe its emotional specificity.

In short, her facial expression did not fully reflect her emotional state.

Although Bolcolm's style is eclectic, it fully exploits the emotional impact of the human voice.