Word: emotionalizing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Overcome with a different emotion--an emotion that fell somewhere between resignation and sadness--Chiarelli had little to say now. The season had been good, he said. A bad weekend would not change that.
After that game, Chiarelli had little to say. He kept muttering about how great it was, how indescribably terrific it was, to win a tournament and to carry home a gold trophy. He had little to say then, overcome with sweet emotion.
Up into the 19th century the emotions of parenthood were hypothetically involved when children were abandoned to baby farms, workhouses and, most frequently, to wet nurses, who assumed the duties of motherhood for two to five years of a child's life. In Dickensian realities, the only emotion expended by...
None of these forgetable films, though, are quite as bad as Heat, an impossibly dull plod through the Vegas underworld. Reynolds--transformed into a Mexican by the careful application of some Ultra-Tan Lotion--stars as Nick Escalante, professional chaperone and "master of edged weapons." Even after chewing on it...
Inequality is not only a political or an economic condition, but is also a terrible force that wreaks havoc on all facets of normal human life. Racism penetrates to the deepest levels of emotion, transforming even love into a blind, uncontrollable desire for sexual possession and ultimately into a crime...