Sentence examples for ranges of emotion from inspiring English sources

"We get two ranges of emotion about the line," said Jay Shurling, chief operating officer of Racing Furniture, which showed its new Nascar-licensed furniture at the International Home Furnishings Market in High Point last week.

Their findings offer a path for androids to express greater ranges of emotion, and ultimately have deeper interaction with humans.

An actor empties himself of himself and is capable of a wide range of emotion.

I don't think there's any range of emotion at all.

"These parts were incredible in their range of emotion," he continued.

Numerous players shared sentiments with the crowd, with a varying range of emotion.

To express the full range of emotion, messaging apps must put us face-to-face despite our distance.

They show a wider range of emotion.

Presidential campaign announcements often inspire a range of emotion: fanfare, excitement, optimism, anger, abject terror.

Documentaries such as Waiting for Superman evoked a range of emotion from our citizenry.

Scott Thomas, displaying a great range of emotion, revealed her Arkadina as loving, bullying, vulnerable, sly, desperate.