Sentence examples for quiet emotion from inspiring English sources

The prose is laced with compassion and quiet emotion.

As she describes him, he sounds a likable man of deep but quiet emotion.

It's a funeral played for laughs, or at least for smiles, as befits the death of a plot device killed by a hammock, and it's in the moments where gentle humour masks quiet emotion that the show works best.

The book's own ambitions are along those same modest lines, and yet the author, after a shade more meditation on time and change and existence than proves absolutely vital, rises to unexpected heights of quiet emotion.

But she gets some big moments here, both to kick ass and show quiet emotion.

On the other hand, quiet emotion is just a measure of energy corresponding to the activity dimension only, thus it can be more successfully described and represented by the features employed.

His willingness to dig into those quiet emotions is what many fans, from Texas and elsewhere, believe separates Mr. Walker from the Nashville musicians who dominate country-music radio.

Accompanied by four handmaidens, they range across the stage in quiet geometric processionals broken by passing bursts of subdued emotion.

"When they mention Nicole, it's like an aside," Mr. Speirs said, his voice quiet, his emotion muted.

"To me, these performers are all descendants of the vaudevillian performer, " Ms. Budd says, her voice quiet with emotion.

We approach the runway, and I welcome the deafening buzz of the bush plane's propeller, as it seems to quiet my emotions.