Word: emotionalized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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But as they draw emotionally closer in the audition, the dancers symbolically fall more and more in step. Their songs become joint expressions, not individual cries of emotion. We are watching the creation of a synchronized chorus, and by the final reprise of "One," the company taps and twirls as...
"Last year we won and we didn't know why," Spalding said. "This year we won because we had the talent and the emotion. The team really knows how far it can go now."
There are a few songs that disc jockeys persist in playing incessantly despite reason, or, we suspect, human emotion. Following the revival of interest in the Doors, "Hello, I Love You" was aggressively trivialized by dangerous lunatics seeking relief from commercial New Wave.
"Sure I think we should be favored to win this year's tournament," McCloud said. "After all, we've beaten the other local schools. But I learned long ago that in a tournament like the Beanpot, you have to respect everyone, because everyone gets out there and plays with a...
IRONICALLY, although the film focuses on emotional reactions to Alex's disappearance--especially those of his mother and Manetti--Jaffe seems wary of showing actual emotion on the screen. Many scenes take place just before a character's emotional outburst or cut in just after; few actually reveal what's...