Sentence examples for notable emotion from inspiring English sources

His prominence arrived on an occasion of notable emotion for Rodgers; his father died five years to the day, with Celtic's managerial icon Jock Stein dying on 10 September 1985.

In train stations and on street corners, in cafes and pizzerias, there was little agreement about the motives and character of the man who stood before supporters yesterday and announced -- with notable emotion -- that he would not continue his run for the United States Senate.

The performance was of poor artistic quality, but was notable for the emotions raised in the audience and for its finale: when some musicians "faltered" due to exhaustion, the audience stood up "in a remarkable, spontaneous gesture ... willing them to keep going".

'Life Is Dramatic' Her portrayal, notable for its high emotion, had the effect of humanizing a woman whom history had been unkind to as a chilly, erratic spendthrift.

Their new album Start To Feel continues to deliver uplifting emotions with notable collaborations such as Orjan Nilsen and Eric Lumiere.

The prime minister's strategy is also notable for being heavy on emotion.

Teachers were reliable proxies for most attributes, notable exceptions being speech and emotion.

Cramer's skill at exposition and at communicating these emotions is finally more notable than his considerable skill at trading.

In recent years, a notable development in philosophical treatment of emotions has been the attempt to incorporate interdisciplinary approaches and insights into philosophy.

Although Mike Clark from USA Today thought the comedy was sometimes "more frenetic than inspired and viewer emotions are rarely touched to any notable degree," he thought the film to be as "visually inventive as its Pixar predecessors".

His bleak conclusion, echoed in many other stories, is balanced by the pleasures of Schwartz's prose, notable for its sharpness of expression and truthfulness of emotion.