Sentence examples similar to marked emotion from inspiring English sources
Yesterday's hearing was marked by emotion and by raised voices.
Her face marked with emotion, she said: "I want to say that all the families, all the relatives, they are welcome here.
The other cautionary point is recall tends to be marked by emotion, which can blind one to judicious reasoning.
A group of immigrants from Central America, whose caravan north drew the ire of President Trump and became a flash point in the roiling debate over illegal immigration, converged at the California border Sunday to request asylum in a scene marked by emotion and theater.
In graphic detail marked by limited emotion, the once-popular athlete and student leader answered his attorney's blunt questions.
It was an event marked by deep emotion and painful contradictions for both the Gathers family and the school, Loyola Marymount University, a 76-year-old Jesuit campus that Gathers had helped bring to the summits of college basketball.
A bill that would make childhood vaccinations harder to avoid survived its first legislative test Wednesday, after a three-hour hearing marked by raw emotion on both sides of the issue and a packed rally at which Robert F. Kennedy Jr. denounced the measure.
Hope and emotion marked the second part of Kidjo's visit dedicated to the fight against child trafficking.
(Schweitzer) New York Festival of Song (Tuesday) Concentrated drama and raw emotions marked the chansons of the great Belgian singer-songwriter Jacques Brel; the music of the French balladeer Charles Trénet fueled an entire era.
The best speeches resonated in part because they seemed as if they embodied a ceremony that was marked with intense emotions and shot through with indications that the increasingly inclusive landscape of "Peak TV" is here to stay.
The best speeches resonated in part because they seemed as though they embodied a ceremony that was marked with intense emotions and shot through with indications that the increasingly inclusive landscape of "Peak TV" is here to stay.
