Sentence examples for getting emotions from inspiring English sources

"What makes Alan a good interpreter for the theater is he has a feel for getting emotions and ideas across in his signing," said Robin Resnick, a retired teacher who lives in White Plains.

Getting emotions involved will only complicate the process.

Focus on characters and getting emotions across, rather than making everything the most beautifully shot vignette that you can".

"Obviously he's a brilliant man, but he's got emotions, boy.

Azzopardi instinctively knew how to get emotions going to the point where nothing else mattered.

I want to get emotions out, to scream and cheer and stuff like that.

Yet Richards gets emotions across in the album's 15 songs, and that's always been what rock 'n' roll is about.

A light has the tendency of tossing off the murkiness, fear and forlornness; it gets emotions of warmth, bliss and positivity.

You get emotion by doing stories on the temper of the times".

The economy of language you need to get emotion across is so hard.

"You don't get context, you don't get emotion and you don't get a connection".