Sentence examples for that sort of emotion from inspiring English sources

I said to myself that that sort of thinking, that sort of emotion, would not be helpful, would not be constructive, would not be "me".

I said to myself that that sort of thinking, that sort of emotion, would not be helpful, would not be constructive, would not be "me". I had wanted to work with Israelis; to reconcile, I suppose.

Queries about that sort of emotion-soaked, symbolic cat should be put to the Family Therapist (or a very wise talking cat).

Ultimately I wanted the song to be sort of a rumbling mess of various emotions that sort of bursts, and he really helped me bring that concept to another level.

The clear awareness of tragedy is the sort of emotion that can clarify a debate that has been muddled by murky fears.

In the medical profession, such grief is seldom discussed — except, perhaps, as an example of the sort of emotion that a skilled doctor avoids feeling.

EMOTICONS are "intended to represent a facial expression and to convey the sort of emotion that plain text does not," it says in the Webster's online entry about those typographical symbols that turn up in e-mail messages.

Surprisingly enough, I have never found myself overwhelmed by the sort of emotion that accompanies confessions like this.

"I don't want to stop [that passion] on the field, I hope to never again show the sort of emotion off the field that results in an injury as silly as this one.

"The album and single show the sort of emotion and personal feelings I have about the situations in America and the world.

Ward also gave the Knicks the sort of emotion, aggressiveness and desperation they needed if they hoped to squeeze past the Heat.