Sentence examples for some emotive from inspiring English sources

There is virtually no spoken dialogue, except for some emotive grunts and sighs.

First up, some emotive VT to get us all in the mood.

Due to the politically partisan nature of the newspaper in which the article was published, and some emotive and misleading reporting, the generalisability of these findings are limited.

It also removes even a model of the emotive element, leaving instead just a characterization to the effect that some emotive element is present.

Justin Fletcher, a children's television personality in the U.K., supplies Shaun's voice, which is really an expressive collection of bleats, baaaas and whimpers, while comic John Sparkes voices the flock's often befuddled farmer via some emotive Welsh mutterings.

Her richly textured works — some darkly emotive and some colorfully vibrant — blend complex construction and accessible appeal; they are popular with both performers and audiences.

And some are emotive, like "The Scream," a moving meditation on his wife's death that involves three images of the artist working up to an explosive outburst.

If you know that your school is risk averse, perhaps after some highly emotive recent incident it had to manage, then invest time establishing the risks and ensure you're willing and able to manage them.

And as you listen to the voiceover, it becomes a lot more personal... JVD: And with some very emotive music, something strange too: I believe but I don't believe; the less I believe in the facts the more I believe in the feelings.

Meadows said he found some of the emotive and strong language used by police as not supported by the evidence while other elements were weak and unpersuasive.

Neal Lawson, who has worked closely with Cruddas in the left-of-centre Compass group, says: "Jon has a grasp of an emotive, some would say romantic, human sense of politics – not a dry, arid, mechanical approach.