The book spoke about the traditional masculine gender role, and how men are socialised towards being unemotionally expressive, normalising their own pain and taught that violence is a masculine strategy to resolve conflict or respond to stress.
So he said pragmatically, unemotionally, 'Jean has to go.
There, two casual friends (Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher) also decide to copulate unemotionally — though he has long admired her from afar and quickly develops romantic feelings for her.
But I also understood quite clearly and unemotionally that were I to think of Betty's betrayal with a forgiving spirit, and concentrate on its larger meaning, I would both ease my heart and put myself forward in the minds of the Elders as an exemplar of our Ideals.
A word of disclosure: I am an Episcopalian who takes the faith of my fathers seriously (if unemotionally), and I would, I think, be disheartened if my own young children were to turn away from the church when they grow up.
Mr. Dearington, speaking unemotionally but somberly, reminded jurors that soon after his arrest Mr. Hayes told an officer that "things got out of control".
Assuming you're all on speaking terms, I'd say it's time to sit down as a foursome and explain your expectations clearly and unemotionally.
Looked at unemotionally, it was not Meade, but an unnoticed array of junior officers in the Union Army, making split-second, intuitive decisions on their own initiative, who pushed the Confederates back.
And yet, she believes that: "Greece is proposing something very simple, unemotionally and with its sights on the future".
The first scene establishes Michôd's ability to complicate seemingly prosaic moments with creepy dramatic escalation: it opens with 17-year-old Joshua (James Frecheville) sitting unemotionally on a couch next to his slumped over mother watching Deal or No Deal.
