Sentence for emotion | Use emotion in a sentence

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• Impersonal emotion! (8)
• But really is it any such emotion? (9)
• She had shown small emotion hitherto. (10)
• She attributed his emotion to gratitude. (10)
• She marvelled at such excess of emotion. (10)
• Rhoda, as usual, had no emotion to spare. (22)
• She is a woman full of emotion, one man knows. (10)
• The youth was too charged with emotion to speak. (10)
• He opened his mouth to vent that emotion, and could not. (8)
• Then her emotion passes, leaving her as Chinese as ever. (8)
• But a part of his own emotion went to form the judgement. (10)
• Tears of excited emotion filled her eyes, and trickled down. (8)
• To force her was the way to stiver up every contrary emotion. (8)
• Both Mrs. Pagnell and Mr. Morsfield observed emotion at work. (10)
• June watched her removing with cold water the traces of emotion. (8)
• She had passed through hours of great emotion, and eaten nothing. (8)
• What kind of emotion is present in the polyphonic style of music? (3)
• No; there was in her some emotion very different from the tearful. (8)
• Of all the brothers and sisters James manifested the most emotion. (8)
• Somehow, the crisis of their emotion had been reached and passed. (13)
• Then, suddenly, a hot wave of horrified emotion tingled through him. (8)
• Thus far he had not had enough emotion, apparently, to get married. (13)
• In Stephen there was a horror of emotion amounting almost to disease. (8)
• Besides though her voice struck emotion, she herself was unimpressionable. (10)
• Like veiled faces, showing no emotion, they seemed to watch his indecision. (8)
• I am not sure but the first emotion on viewing Niagara is that of familiarity. (9)
• He repeated it over and over without effect until emotion choked his utterance. (1)
• She had seen how he took his blow, and sorrow as a sister, conquering emotion. (10)
• And again her blood, as with a wave of rich emotion, washed out the blank spot. (10)
• She paused a moment to recover from the emotion of hearing herself so spoken of. (4)
• He had been all day without food, exposed to burning sun, suffering violent emotion. (8)
• Hearing this explanation of the accident, Alice gave way to an ungovernable emotion. (10)
• But, by the recurrence to that scene, he had checked her sensitive developing emotion. (10)
• But, by the recurrence to that scene, he had checked her sensitive developing emotion. (22)
• Till her eyes were full she kept them on him, too deep in emotion to be conscious of it. (10)
• Soames leaned back, the image of pale patience, as if resolved on the betrayal of no emotion. (8)
• Anne hoped she had outlived the age of blushing; but the age of emotion she certainly had not. (4)
• If you speak of emotion the English always think you want something physical, and are shocked. (8)
• Glorious and solely glorious love, that has risen above emotion, quite independent of craving! (10)
• Grizzled Agostino glittered with suppressed emotion, like a frosted thorn-bush in the sunlight. (10)
• Never again will Shelton breathe the perfume of melons and pineapples without a strange emotion. (8)
• The young man looked away hastily, with an uncomfortable feeling in beholding all this emotion. (13)
• The speaker was the little wire-haired man; and emotion, deep and angry, stirred in Mr. Bosengate. (8)
• He went towards them; the blood flushed up in his face, he felt almost surfeited by some sweet emotion. (8)
• Richard loved his father, and even in his frenzied state he could not without emotion hear him thus speak. (10)
• The night had charmed away the blue and yellow facts, and breathed down into that throng the spirit of emotion. (8)
• She became breathless, without emotion, but checked by the barrier confronting an impulse to ask, what changes? (10)
• A deep fire of emotion was evidently agitating him, for the letter rustled in his hand, and his voice was uneven. (10)
• Gratian, who knew that he was going to end with his farewell, was in a choke of emotion long before he came to it. (8)
• As well might a ship attempt to calm the sea, as this young man the violent emotion that began to rage in his breast. (10)
• When he turned round she was no longer there, sounds of uncontrollable emotion were audible from the adjoining garden. (8)
• As it was, it required but a slight effort of fancy to connect his emotion with the tender recollection of past regard. (4)
• This college mood coincided that year with a benevolent emotion in the larger world, from which fashion was not exempt. (9)
• Vittoria had tried to utter what might be a word of comfort for him, and she found she had not a thought or an emotion. (10)
• Far from arousing an emotion in him, it would arouse only ennui, which is the very antithesis of emotion. (16)
• From this emotion, which filled heart and mind, a glowing wealth of other feelings had blossomed like buds upon a rosebush. (5)
• Jammed close to him was her old nurse, whose puffy, yellow face was pouting with emotion, while tears rolled from her eyes. (8)
• The thrill of triumph, the sense of appeasement, the emotion, that seized on him, crept through to his lips in a faint smile. (8)
• Drawing near the hospitable house, his official and a cordial emotion united, as we see sorrowful crape-wreathed countenances. (10)
• How, then, if such were the case, would she be showing emotion thus deep, while he stood before her with perfect self-command? (22)
• The desert shimmered, the palm-leaves rustled, and Pierson stood trying to master the emotion roused in him by those two letters. (8)
• He turned round on their coming in, and his countenance showed that he strongly partook of the emotion which overpowered Marianne. (4)
• And this, of course, is because even emotion must have a quasi-intellectual basis, because even indignation must arise out of facts. (16)
• Music deals with expression of emotion, and should not attempt something that belongs rather to other arts, such as Literature or Painting. (3)
• They are not capable of reaching the maximum of indignation at one leap: even on the side of pure emotion they have their rigid limitations. (16)
• Silent, but quivering all over; she clung to him in the hall; and this passion of emotion, without sound to give it substance, affected him profoundly. (8)
• Polyphonic music expressed the old monkish ideas of religion perfectly, but monophonic music expresses the emotion of the people, a universal emotion. (3)

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