Sentence examples for world of emotion from inspiring English sources
Once this discomfort is dissolved, a whole new world of emotion opens up.
Timothy Spall's grunts in Mr Turner contain a world of emotion.
But as in the best haiku, a flick of detail reveals a whole world of emotion and drama.
It's as though she has discovered a world of emotion inside herself – a treasure she didn't know existed.
In Act IV, in other words, economists are taking baby steps into the world of emotion, social relationships, imagination, love and virtue.
"That's why he was able to get a world of emotion and color out of 'Malasri,' which is often called a three-note raga.
Swearing tells us of the real world of emotions out there, within Christopher's hearing but beyond his ken.
From the beginnings of neurology in the 1660s, discussion of "nerves, spirits, fibres" fed into the wider "social fabric", creating new ways to describe the world of emotions and experience.
She was extremely well read and highly intelligent, having received a classical French education and studied mathematics at the Sorbonne, and yet she existed primarily in a world of emotions.
I have come close recently to writing off the chances of the Conservatives holding on at the next election, but if they are to recover lost ground this is a preview of the only strategy open to them: to press their advantages in the world of emotions and symbols.
Mr. Kirkeby is a Danish painter, and his lush, beautifully textured backdrops evoke his artwork, giving a sense of a wider world of emotions and ideals beyond this ugly feud, while the costumes, designed with Kirsten Lund Nielsen, often reinforce it.
