Sentence examples for tangible emotion from inspiring English sources
Pang and Tong, the 2006 world champions, had the highest score in the long program with a breathtaking performance of daring lifts, precise jumps and tangible emotion.
According to Matthew Dennison in the Times: "What exonerates this structurally imperfect book is its tangible emotion: John's grief as he witnesses Mary's 'disappearance' and the author's intense love for the county of his birth".
Yet even in these surroundings we can still feel Louise's all-too-human heartbeat, with Amy Adams's talent for telegraphing tangible emotions via tiny facial gestures shining through the isolating wrap of an orange hazmat suit.
In a few select categories, say beer, soft drinks, cosmetics and fashion, there is no tangible benefit evoking emotion equals selling.
Another friend wanted a big, tangible statement of emotion, on the order of the Mahler Eighth.
The desire you have created could be to save money, have better relationships, move ahead in a job -- any tangible feeling or emotion that your readers would have a connection to.
Given the non-physical, non-tangible nature of emotions, it is quite revealing to see how emotions are conceptualized and encoded in the lexicon of a given language.
Mr. Mamola grew up in a "Ford family," a tag once widely used to define product loyalty based as much on emotion as on tangible traits like performance or reliability.
I'm in the business of connecting with a listener so I become a kind of translator from my inner mess of emotion to a tangible picture that a listener can climb inside of.
Hers is a tale that could be easily be played up for drama, intrigue and weepy reconciliations, but this narrative is loyal to Ms. Grandin's credo: emotions are secondary to tangible results.
"Hers is a tale that could be easily played up for drama, intrigue and weepy reconciliations, but this narrative is loyal to Ms. Grandin's credo: emotions are secondary to tangible results," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The New York Times.
