Sentence examples for straightforward emotion from inspiring English sources

Boredom, as I like to think Santino illustrates, is a pretty straightforward emotion.

In a line indicative of the straightforward emotion Mr. Abreu brings to his recordings, he sings, "I bet these lyrics have got the police really vexed, but to be damned by the devil is to be truly blessed".

There are no straightforward emotions in the world of this film".

For a moment the elaborate artifice takes a back seat to straightforward human emotion.

Alongside all this trickiness, Martel places truisms and straightforward, unanalyzed emotions.

He was a no-baloney actor who conveyed straightforward, simply defined emotion, whether it was anger, heartbreak, lust or sympathy.

Also less is more: writing about something in a plain, straightforward way often conveys emotion more strongly than flowery, sentimental language.

He had already soaked up the lesson of the Beatles that catchy, seemingly straightforward songs could sketch complex emotions and hold wily harmonic changes.

Waxman preferred a straightforward approach that named with little emotion the injustice of the circumstance of the detainees.

Mr. Wheeldon, intent on evoking emotion without telling a straightforward story, might look to the way Martha Graham caught the essence of other members of Henry's family in "Episodes".

In a quiet, straightforward, unspectacular way, Mr. Thomson stirs emotions we usually try to keep at bay, telling the story of an unnamed man who is kidnapped by three women and used as a sex slave for 18 days.