Sentence examples for trace of emotion from inspiring English sources

"He was a nice guy, a good teacher," the boy, Nathaniel Brazill, said, testifying without a trace of emotion.

"It's just a big pile of twisted metal," Mr. Cappetta said, with no trace of emotion in his voice.

During her nomination campaign, CNN's Glenn Beck noted: "After spending decades stripping away all trace of emotion, femininity, and humanity, Hillary Clinton broke down and actually cried".

Mr. Spanier, who could sit for hours at a card table without displaying a trace of emotion, gave special meaning to the expression "poker-faced".

Writer Agatha Christie had construction of narrative edifices down to a fine art: you may not find a trace of emotion in her characters but by God she could hang a plot together.

On the Knicks' bench last night, the difference between the team's former coach and its new one was measured in what was missing: a can of diet soda and any trace of emotion.

Dogs will eat or roll in practically anything, without any trace of an emotion that seems to be uniquely human.

While those facts seems to shriek of movie-of-the-week sappiness, the film has barely a trace of cheap emotion.

With his robust, warm voice, he brought a blend of yearning and reticence to his singing, without a trace of overwrought emotion.

Bronzino ended up producing many bland, statuesque portraits in which he gave attention to posture and costume while leaving out any trace of the emotions revealed by his sketches.

A prospective within-day study was designed to (1) empirically trace the occurrence of emotion regulation over specific sampling episodes, (2) assess the impact of this regulation on end-of-episode pain intensity, and (3) consider the effects of socio-demographic, psychological, and clinical factors on emotion regulation and its relationship to pain intensity.