Sentence examples for man's emotion from inspiring English sources

Waugh looked on delightedly as Brown, who has died aged 95, settled a cap on Adam Gilchrist, feeling the old man's "emotion and pride".

In harmony, the highest stage, man's emotions would be freely expressed.

Do a man's emotions go so wild unless a woman has done something improper?

The St . Louis Post-Dispatchs Jeff Gordon told of Caron's memorable presence at Blues games: "This man's emotions hung on every shift his team played.

Peirce is still trying to imagine a young man's emotions, and she held on to the name Brandon for her new hero.

Whereas creationists argued that man's soul, his emotional complexity, placed him beyond the forces of evolution, dogs seemed to bodily contradict the notion, for dogs shared man's emotions and yet had surely evolved before their perfection by domestic breeders.

The conversation between the two is amicable and calm, and the captain respects the young man's emotions.

When men's emotions were aroused, up went their blood pressure and evidence of emotional discomfort, such as fidgeting and distressed looks.

Reporters mostly focused their questions on the men's emotions upon visiting Christian and other holy sites after a rescue that many people called nothing short of miraculous.

If they do, they lose their special skills — which include such tricks as dimming lights with an insouciant wave of a hand and putting hexes on telephones, along with the more serious manipulation of men's emotions.

Ted May is back with a comic of short vignettes showing the spectrum of men's emotions.