Sentence examples for immediate emotion from inspiring English sources

His body of work is a cinema of experience — not of Hemingwayesque adventure but of immediate emotion and irrepressible impulse, of the vital force of the moment.

When A Grand Don't Come for Free ends, the immediate emotion you feel is not admiration or respect, but the overwhelming desire to ring Skinner up and suggest going for a pint.

He is not clarified, ethically or spiritually, by the experience, and feels more immediate emotion for his dog than for the fate of those innumerable victims of child abuse, though there is a kind of heroism, short of martyrdom, in actually admitting it.

The Northern Irish skip acknowledged that disappointment was his immediate emotion after the game but said that his team should look back on the triples campaign with "pride".

What was the immediate emotion that you feel at that moment?

We know we can take a risk and play a record that won't have all of these simple elements that will create immediate emotion.

"Then She Found Me" is about people acting on their immediate emotions and screwing themselves up.

Now immediate emotions inevitably begin to subside, but they will never go away.

As an analyst and a statesman, Kissinger almost always emphasizes the long causal chains, and what might happen at the end, rather than submit to any immediate emotions.

But, even as we're reading Tony's immediate emotions, the filmmakers don't tell us what's going on inside him.

The music, he said, was infused with his immediate emotions: the majesty of the towers, the horror of seeing people jumping from them, sadness, wistfulness and the question of why.