Sentence examples for some sort of emotion from inspiring English sources

"All I'm ever trying to do is arouse some sort of emotion in myself," he shrugs.

But music should evoke some sort of emotion in the listener; in my case it was bafflement.

It's easy to judge but nearly every parent in the land has caved in to some sort of emotion blackmail from their child, says Gately.

According to emotion analytics company Canvs, 41.9% of Tweets sent about This Is Us during the entire season expressed some sort of emotion.

Any word that's supposed to evoke some sort of emotion from you—especially the word fear is just stupid.

"The front pages of these papers were built to grab attention … and elicit some sort of emotion," said Daily News Editor Jim Rich.

"'Is my job just to make the dialogue sound real and imply some sort of vague emotion?' I miss the much more old-fashioned way of filming that doesn't infantilize the actor.

Write your lyrics as though you are talking to somebody who you want to impress or to someone toward whom you feel some sort of deep emotion.

We could say that they "have" some sort of "robot" emotions.

And finally, art should evoke some sort of insight or emotion.

simply choose music that relaxes you and stirs some sort of positive and calming emotion within you.