Sentence examples for gentle emotion from inspiring English sources

There were also pieces steeped in gentle emotion, like "Song World," "Sleep Talking" and, of course, the exquisite customary encore, "Lonely Woman".

In so doing, he popularized the use of 'affectus' or 'affectiones,' which he understood most broadly as any modification (or accident), more narrowly as an emotion in general, and in the narrowest sense as a gentle emotion (see Gardiner 1970, 123).

From: Blackpool Label: Atlantic Records File under: Fiest, Coldplay, gentle emotions What we said: "In both departments, she's reasonably blessed.

Whether you buy that or not is up to you, but it couldn't stand in further contrast to the vibrant, gentle, human emotions that fill the rest of Endless.

Something about anger seems more real than the gentler, happier emotions: anger feels authentic, while affection sometimes feels partially made up.

It would take a hard heart to glimpse Dover from the English Channel and not feel at least a gentle burst of emotion.

It's a funeral played for laughs, or at least for smiles, as befits the death of a plot device killed by a hammock, and it's in the moments where gentle humour masks quiet emotion that the show works best.

As all three struggle to survive, the story leads to an almost unbearable denouement, described in a voice so gentle and drained of emotion that I had to go back and read it a second time to be sure I hadn't misunderstood.

Hot Press editor Niall Stokes said "the performance is full of languorous beauty, a gentle understated kind of emotion that seems at odds with the disorientation in the lyrics".

During that work, which opened the program, she sang with a rich, expressive voice as she parlayed the emotions — from gentle anguish to raging anger — of a woman scorned.

In an effort to appear more compassionate, many managers are taking a kinder, gentler approach, displaying emotions that range from empathetic to simply pathetic.