Sentence examples for setting emotions from inspiring English sources

If you're really good at budgeting, and at setting emotions aside, maybe you can.

Then, each student should select a topic and outline what he or she will be writing about, including information such as setting, emotions, images and conflicts.

His speech exposed the difference between a larger-than-life media commentator paid a lot of money to have provocative opinions, and a credible politician who does boring things like setting emotion aside to weigh up evidence and competing values.

MFE measured the ability to match a set emotions presented on the computer screen (again using happy, sad, angry and fearful expressions) (160 trials) (see Huijbregts et al. 2010b).

Setting the emotions of Bergdahl aside, his return to public view is another serial in the ever-evolving genre of reality TV.

Over the course of a 15-hour day on set, emotions ran high and low, and Britton seemed to cycle through all of them — elation, entertainment, boredom, disappointment.

You're supposed to set all emotions aside, because this is war.

Ms. Napp says she urges clients to set aside emotions and negotiate a settlement.

But don't give your character a fully realized set of emotions.

Perhaps it was the unexpected entrance of an American into her home that set her emotions tumbling.

He says his specialty is solving thorny problems by getting people on all sides to set aside emotions and agree on facts.