There are no wasted notes or pumped up emotions in these songs.
It tries to put a lump in your throat and a tear on your cheek (it succeeds), pumping your emotions doubtless in an attempt to look nonpartisan.
She was given no build-up, no springboard of audience excitement, no pattern even — just told to pump out raw emotion under a blazing sky while she watched the yelling director or the chicken hawks overhead.
You will see crystal-clear action and, pumping behind it, the emotion that fuels the drama, some of the best dancing on the London stage.
When the Broncos won with a field goal in overtime, the then thirty-three-year-old wunderkind made the inexcusable mistake of showing genuine emotion — he pumped his fist with vigor before the cheering throng, to Belichick's obvious disgust.
After every inning, it seemed, Price would offer a subtle show of emotion — a fist pump here, a vigorous head nod there — and he pounded his glove after pumping a 97-mile-per-hour fastball past Jorge Posada to end the second.
When he faced a two-set deficit yesterday, he began to pump his fist dramatically, his emotion surging with each cry of "Come On!" The two men represent different points in the men's tennis timeline, if not heartline.
He told Clemens this and it apparently appealed to the veteran pitcher, who treats his catchers the way tennis partners might treat each other in doubles, pumping fists and feeding off emotion.
It finally broke the stubborn resistance of Leeds and was the signal for an outpouring of emotion as Henry pumped his chest in celebration after racing to hug his mentor Arsene Wenger on the touchline.
He led the team in celebratory helmet slaps, fiery fist pumps and any other signs of emotion.
Johnson rarely betrays his emotions, but he did pump his fist in Miami last June after striking out Derek Jeter in an interleague game.
