Sentence examples for using highly emotive from inspiring English sources

It's a deeply sensitive area but quite often such people have a personal experience of a cycling-connected brain injury and are understandably, but to my mind still wrongly, now advocate compulsory helmet use, often using highly emotive arguments.

Berlusconi used the highly emotive Englaro case to fight both the president's residual powers and the court by rushing a bill through parliament.

The strong outlines and bright colours in Heckel's early works as a member of that group reveal his admiration for Post-Impressionist painters Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin; he had the ability to use colour and distorted space to achieve a highly emotive effect.

'I cannot believe that this degree of violence is going to do anything but encourage more violence.' Allegations of 'shoot-to-kill' policies are highly emotive following the scandal over tactics used by police in Northern Ireland.

It's a highly emotive topic for republicans; internment was used throughout the 20th century on both sides of the border to imprison men without trial.

(Female, aged 53) Some participants had highly emotive responses to the use of gastric banding surgery.

It's a highly emotive song.

The cut in benefits for lone parents was highly emotive, but it yielded tiny savings.

Nevertheless, Bajrangi Bhaijaan proceeds with a narrative that proves both self-reflexive and highly emotive.

Jerusalem is a highly emotive issue for Muslims, as it is among Jews.

Jake Hart and Mandell Butler deliver credible performances, but some others tend toward the highly emotive.