Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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"There was a lot of emotion involved tonight," Harvard Coach Kathy Delaney Smith said, "and I think we were a little bit tight after the long ceremony before the game and also a little intimidated."
"I do not call it a mistake, a mendacity. I call it sin . . . I have no one but myself to blame," he intoned. As he continued, his voice sometimes fell to a hoarse whisper, sometimes cracked with emotion. He embarked upon an extemporaneous litany, begging forgiveness in sequence from Wife...
Assuming Eliot intended the part to be portrayed as Robinson does, it's easy to understand why "Vinnie" (whose name, not coincidentally, is reminiscent of Eliot's wife Vivien) leaves Edward. Phlegmatic, apathetic, even dull, Robinson's Edward embodies an extreme lack of emotion. At first, this seems reasonable, but...
Clearly, discussions of Clark's approach to taming the blackboard jungle run high with emotion. Cooler-headed critics -- and fans -- suggest that the best ( method of evaluating what he or any other educator has done is to look at the achievements of his students. In Clark's case the record...
Armstrong and his team are a regular memory machine. Each game brings new excitement, new emotion. Wins and losses. Wins and losses. But mostly wins.