Sentence examples for given emotional from inspiring English sources

Resentment is a moral emotion because a given emotional episode does not qualify as a state of resentment unless the subject holds some moral complaint against the object of the state.

Plot points as corny as a homesteader's stake come harvest time are given emotional weight through their team-up.

Here you learn only the simple story, given emotional contours — if not always specificity — by the eyewitness accounts.

The straightforward consideration of ideas is not as interesting in film as a more oblique approach in which the ideas, whatever they may be, are given emotional content.

Behind the Perspex wall of Neil Haynes's interrogation-cell set, given emotional focus by Stuart Jenkins' lighting and disturbed by the low-level rumble of Michael John McCarthy's score, they play with absolute attentiveness.

In the chronology that is appended to each of the nine volumes of the Library of America's edition of Roth's collected fiction, which began publication in 2005, the customary list of books and prizes is expanded and given emotional color by the frequent mention of friends Roth has made over the years.

This is tragic because the hair helps to give emotional definition to the work.

To her family and friends she gave emotional support, wise counsel, and moral example.

Rembrandt was learning how to give emotional impact to shadows, attitudes, even architecture.

These moments give emotional ballast to what would otherwise be an exercise in wackiness.

Live, gave emotional if sometimes confused testimony last week, as her lawyers' last witness before the defense began making its case.