Overweight and occasionally overwrought, Gerard Depardieu brings marvelous, blustery emotion to "Balzac: A Life of Passion," Bravo's pleasurable vision of the great French author.
Opera is a marvelous conveyor of realistic human emotions, but it may not be the best vehicle for portraying realistic daily life.
From Piaf to Piazolla, she is a marvelous performer who acts the emotions of the work brilliantly.
I think The Hunger Games is marvelous, dangerous, and filled with mixed emotions.
Summing up the effect of the series, group reviewers El Camino Academy 6th Grade concluded, "The Hunger Games is marvelous, dangerous, and filled with mixed emotions".
Bernard's real gift involves neither documentary storytelling nor psychoanalytic wisdom; she is, instead, a marvelous poet of the so-called negative emotions.
"You look marvelous," he would say and his eyes glistened with emotion and sincerity.
And let's not forget Obsession, portrayed by the marvelous Bonnie Lee, who somehow manages to turn the extreme emotion into a resigned, querulous matron, hoping for the best but fearing the worst.
It was a marvelous balance of self-effacing revelation about his mixed emotions while testifying to the kind of personal sacrifice that matters.
In a marvelous performance, Perry never lets us see Essendine's real emotions--even at the very end he's naturally blase or cagey--as he parries the amorous assaults of every female in his life.
The Russian woman, marvelous material for psychological novels, is too capriciously unsettled and insecure in her aesthetic emotions, too bifurcated between good and evil in the internal structure of her character.
