Sentence examples for losing emotion from inspiring English sources

The pace is sure and brisk without losing emotion, takes real skill.

Condom use was less among married couples since the condom was considered to show "an unfaithful man" or "losing emotion", although women thought that extra-marital sexual relationships were common among men [ 45- 47].

If you lose emotion, and you gain it back, you realise that hate and love are very important to distribute properly.

The Lucy character transforms into a computer intelligence that acts like an alien while losing human emotion and feeling.

But losing your emotions feels like dying.

It's not "losing" your emotions, it's keeping them far away and under control.

"I'll quit architecture when I lose that emotion," he answered.

In the latter category, it just hurts to listen to the ballad "You," with greeting-card lyrics, evidently culled from her letters and journals, that lose all emotion and meaning in song.

"We're short 27,000 seats today in Queens," said Terri Thomson, the borough's representative on the Board of Education, who has rattled off the dread statistics so many times that her voice has lost most emotion.

A puncture to a particular lobe of the brain explains why one man has lost all emotion while another is gleefully exclaiming that slicing meat gives him a hard-on.

When you then take it and put it on CD, and then MP3, you lose that emotion.