Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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A college Commencement is rightly an occasion for festival jollity, and Seniors will make the most of Memorial Hall Monday night and the confetti warfare in the Stadium on Tuesday. But this passes, and the emotion of the average capped-and-gowned candidate at the Commencement exercises will partake more...
It is possible for a sincere author to put so much intense feeling into a book that it becomes stuffy, stifling. Author Smith's sincerity is evident and creditable, but the conflicts in the minds of his characters, though perfectly imaginable, are poorly imagined. They have not been viewed with...
To sum up the foregoing considerations in Beethoven's works is found a perfect balance between content and mode of expression, between spirit and body; and the message always comes from a human being capable of every emotion and aspiration. . . . .
Said Director General of Antiquities Signor Arduino Colasanti, with emotion, in a speech of welcome to the King:
This ghostliness is what, if anything, marks Poet Robinson's limitation. He has written exquisitely of high romance. His lines, flexibly austere, trace out the action sharply and whip passion to its perfect pitch. But then, often, the simple words are tortured and strained deviously to sustain ecstasy, in bodiless...