Sentence examples for shade of emotion from inspiring English sources
L'Engle, reading "A Wrinkle in Time," sounds like the elderly librarian she may have been when she made the recording (she was the librarian and writer in residence at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine), yet her dry, crackling voice registers without sounding overwrought by every shade of emotion that her heroine, the highly emotional Meg Murry, experiences.
But every shade of emotion rings true; the dialogue has the intense minuteness of teen talk.
And partly it's because I can never know which song will capture the particular shade of emotion I am feeling at a given moment.
His excellent Belgian chorus and its orchestra seemed to seek out the shifting pinpoint dissonances for just the right emphasis and shade of emotion.
Following his wonderful contribution to Dial's 15-year anniversary compilation earlier this year, the enigmatic, Rhode Island-born newcomer's debut LP departs from the rebel techno sound he brought to his White Material output; instead Grind finds DJ Richard turning inwards, inking each of the album's nine stripped-back tracks with a different shade of emotion.
They also cut shapes to represent eyeballs and smiles of different sizes, intended to show shades of emotion.
Members of the chorus added more subtle shades of emotion, and unleashed a potent roar at the end: "Freedom, dear freedom!" they sang, against rattling drums.
Unlike other singers who adopt a generic nasal drawl to parody 1920's zaniness, Ms. Maggart brings many shades of emotion and humor to her interpretations.
Her Cavaradossi, Teodor Ilincăi, always secure and robust of tone, was ironically colourless when deploying his painter's palette yet, in approaching death, found shades of emotion altogether more becoming.
Bellows, howls, shouts, cries, hollers, roars, squeals, wails, and yelps conveyed dark shades of emotion for which words are simply too weak.
The more we can practice the art of appreciating a wide range of inner experiences and shades of emotion in low-intensity circumstances, the better we will fair when life flings us head first into uncharted territory, when an unanticipated drop comes and we feel like we may lose it.
