Emotion In A Sentence

• So it was not emotion that was to restore him!
• He tried to keep any emotion from showing.
• The intensity of my emotion sealed my lips.
• That emotion forgive me, and oh! forgive me this also.
• I repressed all emotion and prepared myself for a formal meeting.
• He had been wise to deflect the emotion that had sprung up within them both.
• An emotion of pity for a moment subdued my fiercer feelings.
• At the moment of ringing at the door a strong emotion of an anxious kind.
• With Richard Darcy emotion and the expression of it were usually simultaneous.

• The emotion which you cannot fail now to see in mine has sufficiently punished me for it.
• In moments of emotion the foreign blood showed in such slight demonstrativeness.
• Manguino was watching the entire show but he felt no real emotion for either side.
• There was at least one emotion which dispelled and dissipated my thoughts: it was fear.
• At last he raised his head, and the traces of strong emotion were visible on his features.
• In the reaction of emotion upon an artistic temperament, anything might be happening!
• Her face no longer swiftly mirrored each fleeting emotion at all times, for any one to see.
• Mrs. Byrne expressed her emotion and showed her tact by silently compressing her lips.
• The beautiful feeling or emotion of love is merely the blossom which precedes the formation of true virtue in the heart.
• The thing showed in its hopeless untruth all the clearer for the fine, clean emotion with which she gave it out to me.
• He could hardly contain himself; the emotion that discussion with this sick girl caused him went to his head.
• And at the sight and touch of the tawdry laces and flaring ribbons he was surprised by an emotion of tenderness and pity for his dead wife.
• Vetch came in on a wave of popular emotion, and a wave of popular emotion is just about like the tide of the sea.
• His emotion was so strong that he had to cough slightly, and not knowing what to talk to her about he began to tell her of his mother and sisters.
• It was because, however strong emotion was in her nature, there was always something deep down in her that was stronger than any emotion.
• The contrast between the emotion of Poe and the calm spirit of the man who followed him is very great.
• The little girl was still sobbing beneath her breath, though her emotion was by this time purely reflexive.
• There was a queer silence, only partly due, as she was instantly aware, to the emotion of the moment.
• Only in a moment of great emotion (rapture) should the poet revise a poem which was penned when his heart was on fire with the idea of the poem.
• The emotion of the minute, far in excess of the restrained phrases convention taught them to use, offered an excuse for his unceremoniousness.
• Her emotion when I refused seemed so out of proportion, and yet was so unmistakably genuine, that it bewildered me.
• There's a human emotion somewhere, but it's never really there; it might have been, but it is not....
• At the slightest whisper I would now have gone out without a murmur, as though that emotion had given her the right to be obeyed.
• Who can reflect, for instance, on the infinite goodness of God, without an emotion or feeling of love?
• About an hour later, when the pain had somehow become stupefied, he lit a cigarette, ashamed of his emotion even to himself, and rang.
• Then, very obvious and simple, the little emotion of standing out from the homeland and seeing the long white Kentish cliffs recede.
• The effect on me was more inward, a strange emotion which left me perfectly still; and for the moment of silence Blunt looked more fatal than ever.
• Meanwhile Tom and Dick, with strong emotion that they made no effort to conceal, wrung his hand again and again.
• The blighted sensation which accompanies the recoil of an emotion seemed to suspend not only the energy of her spirit, but the very breath in her body.
• At last emotion overpowered her, and I ceased playing, rose, and held out my hand, which she cordially pressed.
• He had been thrown on the streets when a child by his parents, who had rid themselves of his unwelcome presence with as little emotion as they would have tossed an empty can out of doors.

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