Sentence examples for tricky emotion from inspiring English sources

Nostalgia can be a tricky emotion to exploit.

That's a tricky emotion to reproduce in a movie without sentimentality, but with his forthright, heartfelt dialogue, Carney brings it off, and crucially manages an unexpectedly ambiguous and disturbing scene of bullying and abuse from Brother Baxter when Conor comes into school wearing makeup.

As I fingered their brims I noticed that my anger had magically subsided, replaced by a lighter, trickier emotion that rose and fell as I touched things, checked their price tags, replaced them on the shelves, touched other things.

Frustration and rage are much trickier emotions to find the LOLS in.

"The trick is to be honest with yourself about the actual worthiness of the movies when you see them, which is often a tricky and emotion-racked thing," said Eddie Egan, executive vice president for advertising at Universal Pictures and one of the crew shepherding that studio's Oscar campaigns.

There are no negative emotions -- some emotions are tricky when it comes to releasing charge -- like anger.

Are you doing it to defend yourself and the devil take the consequences if anyone is hurt?" Walter says: "I'm suspicious of people who boast, 'I tell it like it is.'" She sees editing emotions as "tricky" but sometimes necessary.

There's also an article about how it's tricky to sort out our emotions from economics when purchasing long-term care insurance, while another article looks at the type of people who choose to give away their big inheritances.

A rush of bright visuals, bombastic sounds, new heroes to embrace, and nostalgia-piquing emotions, it was tricky to recall half of it on the cab ride home.

Tricky things to emulate, those human emotions.

But expressing other emotions with a button is tricky.