Sentence examples for surplus emotion from inspiring English sources

Even when things start  out sensitively, as with the twinkling celesta of "My Favourite Things", they inevitably end up in a welter of soupy strings, with Blige seeking to import surplus emotion where none is required.

It comprises three panels of sculpturally drawn, abstract dance containing two duets and a centrepiece solo, atmospherically lit on a bare stage, and devoid of surplus emotion or physical surface design.

But when you're part of a community, a crime produces shock, anger, a surplus of emotion, and you seek out information.

WASHINGTON — President Obama is not known for showing a surplus of emotion in public, but toward the end of his speech at the University of Arizona, he paused for 51 seconds and appeared to gather himself.

His family's been in surplus since 1901.

The Clinton Surplus is gone.

But in my case, at least, something is added - an over-abundance of emotion, a surplus of the heart that has nowhere useful to be delivered or relieved.

A Long Island-raised, Barnard-educated woman driven by a surplus of weapons-grade ambition, Eileen was already well known in the industry for being immune to emotions like discouragement.

It is one of those works, I suspect, that people feel they know without having read a word, but its unforgettable tone lyrically crisp, sense-heightening, and sheared of surplus emotion is like an antidote to Disney.

Current account in surplus.

a surplus.