Sentence examples for to some emotion from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes, for some couples, realising the motivations of your spouse and knowing that they're very deep and tied to some emotion is enough to start the negotiation process". .

Ben Gordon led UConn with 18 points but shot 4 of 13. "I tried to bring some energy off the bench, to bring some emotion, to let them know that we wanted to win this game," Brown said.

"He is a really compassionate guy, and once it was no longer prohibitive to do that I guess he would like to express some emotion to the officers".

After twenty-five years of singing it, nine months or so ago I finally ran out of anything I could use in order to bring some emotion to it.

I like to add some emotion to it.

"If we share a photo with someone, we are trying to convey some emotion to them but it doesn't engage our senses," said Emerson, who owns a Hollywood production company.

Be sure to add some emotion to your singing.

Even after the Republican convention, when his campaign seemed stalled in place and his closest supporters were urging him to lash out, to fight back, to show some emotion, Barack Obama continued on the same, steady, civil course.

Moreau describes the design in the video above, saying, "Architecture has to bring some emotion, it has to bring poetry to the society, to bring people together".

When he and Lady Chatterley have to part, Parkin is required to show some emotion and confesses that his mother always thought he had too much of a "feminine" side.

Collins on Friday suggested he was trying to incite some emotion in his players in an effort to get them to show him up.