Sentence examples for large emotional from inspiring English sources

Based on the abovementioned findings, we can say that in some cases of font size and style, the induced emotions are small; but in some other cases, we observe rather large emotional variations.

Chabon, Kirsch argues, "uses stylization and exaggeration to create the large emotional effects his story requires".

As a result, ads aimed at older adults often have a large emotional component.

Though furrows have emerged along his nose and mouth, his strawberry-blond hair gives an impression of youthfulness, as do his large, emotional eyes.

This large emotional force perhaps helped mask the relatively small size of the voice, but it conveyed a brittleness that somewhat limited the scope of the role.

Hearings on whether to protect the building drew large, emotional crowds, with many speakers testifying to its cultural significance in the neighborhood.

Each also elevate their raw material but Ida grapples with far larger emotional and historical questions.

The scene in which she returns the offending postcard to Coleman cannot carry the larger emotional significance it is designed to bear.

But George's answer speaks to the larger emotional notion of what makes economies work and what economies are for: "Doesn't it make them better citizens?

Ms. Milford often seems so busy cramming every detail she's stumbled across into the narrative that she often forgets to deal with the larger emotional questions in Millay's life.

It's even better than the praise implies: funny, moving, touching, original in its adaptation of hip-hop prosody, and with a much larger emotional spectrum of sounds and feelings than the elevator pitch — a hip-hop musical about the birth of America — suggests.