Sentence examples for spark of emotion from inspiring English sources

"spark of emotion" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe an emotional reaction or moment that was brief but strong. For example: "When he heard the news, a spark of emotion flashed across his face."

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But there is also a excess of richness and bombast and for all its sleekness I felt that the spark of emotion was being hidden, and there is a kind of frustration in the operatic sadness.

In the gloom of this sandbagged eyrie, the mention of Independence Day failed to provoke a spark of emotion from one of its occupants.

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Music is one of the few things that can spark that kind of emotion in me.

These results are consistent with previous postulates that words with strong emotional affective links spark brain regions of emotion processing, possibly due to connections of cortical word processing circuits that reach deep into the limbic system ("limbic tails" of word-related cortical cell assemblies, Pulvermüller and Schumann 1994).

Sabry's death also sparked a wave of emotion on social media.

Although Pitino's return sparked a lot of emotion from the Kentucky faithful, at least one longtime Wildcat tried to take a balanced view.

He said that he and a group of friends had sparked the public display of emotion by spreading out sheets of butcher paper and supplying markers.

As Soviet society settled into a more dogmatic and defensive period after 1921 and particularly after 1928, the unrestrained release of emotion sparked by the mass spectacles, the critical satire of the Blue Blouses, and the highly imaginative and often idiosyncratic experimental work of the directors came increasingly to be seen as dangerous to the state.

I'm glad I did, but I wish I hadn't; the earlier film, though directed with a workmanlike plainness, is written with an exploratory vigor and acted (by Timothy Hutton and Lela Rochon) with a spectrum of emotion and a spark of spontaneity that eludes the similarly accomplished stars of "Loving," Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga.

For the state's small Jewish population -- Nafshi claims there is only one other person in Concord who wears a kippah "and he just moved to Florida" -- this has sparked a mix of emotions.

As Sean Penn did in his recent negative remarks regarding "The Tree of Life," and as some commenters did in the course of the controversy they sparked, Kael mistook Malick's pursuit of a relatively inexpressive performance style for a lack of emotion, as if emotion couldn't be implied or elicited without being stated.

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