Sentence examples for were very emotive from inspiring English sources
Both the young and older adults were very emotive when discussing the industries' contribution to air pollution.
My argument was that electronic music could be very emotive.
"As usual Chávez's speech was very emotive but contained very little information.
The advertisement is very emotive in its opening scene, recalling the deaths of the American sailors.
It's very important men come out and say what they think as well because it's very emotive".
It's very emotive songwriting, and it is how I think Paul McCartney's solo albums should have sounded".
These are very emotive subjects and the discussions will have to be handled in a sensitive way.
"I've seen Mexicans bite into a tortilla and burst into tears – food is very emotive for them; it reminds them of their mother, grandmothers – of home.
"These sorts of issues have a tendency to be very emotive and whilst you see the best of both sides you also see the worst and the longer you let it go the more you're going to seee that type of attack from both sides.
"These sorts of issues have a tendency to be very emotive and whilst you see the best of both sides you also see the worst, and the longer you let it go the more you're going to see that type of attack from both sides, so let's move, short and sharp, and let's have it dealt with," the north Queensland MP said.
