Sentence examples for withheld emotion from inspiring English sources

Thompson, celebrating a new mood in her life, named this film a "masterpiece of withheld emotion".

Thompson has named the film as one of the greatest experiences of her career, considering it to be a "masterpiece of withheld emotion".

He tends to grow cold and withhold emotion".

This is NOT an article that advises to withhold emotion, it is an article that explains how to control emotion.

She then began to re-evaluate her life and noted a pattern of attempting to withhold emotions, which affected her voice (for both speaking and singing).

In Colorado Springs, Ed Shvartzman, who rented an apartment to Mr. Morgan, said he was "full of anger, kind of maybe withholding emotion".

"Hospital Parking Lot, April" demonstrates Laura Kasischke's combination of emotions boldly shown and emotions withheld, direct expression and mystified white space, prose statement (she says what she sees) and acrobatic, unpredictable technique.

Leonardo looks stranger than ever when considered purely as a painter; the cool perfection of the pictures compelling, but meaning, mood and emotion withheld.

"It's her ability to withhold her emotions," he says.

She was distraught after the vault, and neither she nor Tunney could withhold their emotions as they left the arena.

Abel is a mysterious figure who withholds his emotions – his catchphrase "Would it help?" is his mild response to queries about his lack of anger or fear – and, in this, he overlaps with Philip V and Cromwell.