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The lanugage also need to be simple, vivid and rich in emotive as well as easy to read.

The discovery of this formula and of the general principles upon which it is based has, of course, no emotive value.

And while tax efficiency often dictates much of the process, advisers say addressing the emotive aspects can be just as important.

The issue also touched on an unusually emotive subject at a time of rising Sino-US trade tensions.

For the first couple of years after Elvis returned to the stage, " In The Ghetto " was an emotive live favorite.

"It does not have the direct visual or emotive impact of seeing seabirds covered in oil from the Exxon Valdez oil spill, " he said.

Losers end up in emotive outbursts, waiting for SFC to come and deal with.

This picture, of Central Park's Great Lawn, was an emotive moment of reflection taken just weeks before I graduated.

I what pressure of working study emotive presses am suffocative come, want to ask me true need sees psychological doctor?

To be a talented detective, a latter-day Columbo keeps poking around, but focuses on the sensory-emotive connection instead.

Unlike many of my other students at the time, she was sincerely interested in the more emotive qualities involved in communication.

Noisy neighbours are one of the most emotive causes of domestic upset for a very good reason.

These help explain why access to medicines is such an emotive topic, especially when viewed from the perspective of the developing world.

For all its emotive rhetoric, Pakistan is not in a position to effectively play Beijing off against Washington.

Maintaining focus on an issue is easier when it comes with a snappy, emotive label.

I'm very deep in emotive, femininity and beauty, liveliness like a child, sometimes humourous, how about your character ?

Nevertheless, there's a fun Tokyo video shot by Allen White, with some emotive bar, restaurant and street scenes, among the gems.

The design system helps reconnect consumers with the emotive side of the brand, in a relevant and contemporary manner.

Nobody can deny that British Sign Language is an efficient communication method, but the subject is an emotive one.

Immigrants, by Philippe Legrain, which argues for freer migration, one of the most emotive topics in the political and business world.

In post-Fukushima Japan, nuclear power would be a much more emotive issue.

His reflections on Chinese culture and his emotive writing have popularised a new literary style, called "cultural meditation essay" .

In fact, painting is a state of emotional catharsis and emotive awareness.

Animal testing is an emotive subject in Britain, which has a reputation as a country of animal lovers.

The word "bubble" is highly emotive but Mr Odey could justify it.

Even the ending, which is not the typical movie ending, is emotive in a subtle and realistic way.

Understandably, the issue has generated considerable debate - often emotive - because most cases involve family reunion.

Why the person is growner, cry not to come out more, often laugh instead, glad laugh, grouchy also laugh, does emotive drain become onefold?

It was emotive for me to go down there into the dugout and the response from the crowd was very much appreciated.

Whereas Wei paints in relaxed stillness, Pollock is visibly emotive, moving in every direction simultaneously.

At the case report of emotional disturbance, I adopted rational emotive therapy and relaxation therapy.

And why should congressional Republicans change their minds on this most emotive of issues?

It means the design of the active expression of ideas, it uses the technology to the rational emotive sentiment.

The result is an evocative exhibition with an emotive message.

That day happened to be an emotive one relating to Japan's occupation of north-eastern China in 1931.

However, pay is an emotive issue so don't underestimate the reputational effect if handled badly.

The effect of these simple depictions, in the darkness, was ethereal and emotive.

With oil bubbling around the $90-$100 dollar mark it makes sense to begin with this, perhaps the most emotive of all commodities.

The artist is more concerned with emotive or expressive ideas and with the solution of problems he himself poses.

The tone and some of the language was comparable to white supremacists'websites. The words used were divisive and emotive.

Why emotive thing lets person worry, have on this world be indifferent red?

The choice of word-formation materials has similar role, especially in the shaping of emotive meaning.

As with jihadi ideology, it is precisely the non-rational elements of fascism that give it emotive, and hence political, power.

The new breed of reformers might face similar regulatory dilemmas in more emotive policy areas.

Can be in emotive world past type used express now type?

Southwest still gives out free peanuts, an oddly emotive subject among travellers.

Two individual emotive are aloof, be because is the other side right, complete of certain thing conceal with not straight -out and begin?

The term "security" is an emotive one, conjuring up images of wartime food shortages caused by German U-boats.

Xia is painful be determined, dallied with emotive cheater to part company with this.

He says it is unfortunate that most South Koreans become so emotive about the beef issue, but remain apathetic about suffering in the North.

And they talk through some of the psychological and emotive issues surrounding wealth.

Methods: Using rational emotive therapy and morita therapy combined with emI: depressant drugs for 76 cases.

"connotative" ----- refers to some additional, especially emotive, meaning.

And that will give him practical input on policy issues, such as the emotive "empty creditor" matter.

The more she emotes, the less he listens, and the less he listens, the more strident and emotive she becomes.

They need to 'to balance some emotive benefit into the phraseology, ' Mr. Bell says.

And Chapter IV states emotive elements in the language of news reporting.

But as America prepares to vote in the midterm elections, "greed" has become newly emotive.

John says part of the problem is that chronic diseases aren't as glamorous or emotive as communicable diseases.

It is an emotive issue on both sides, and the debate will continue.

Background swells add emotive punch to movies and TV shows.

Child abuse is an emotive subject.

The person is to meet emotive , yes?

But the detention of the fishing boat's captain (the rest of the crew was released on September 13th) makes this clash emotive in China.

But charities are using the same emotive photos they used then to pitch for money.

There is also the emotive issue of deforestation, particularly with respect to soya and palm oil.

The latest row may be more emotive because it involves a religious leader rather than just newspaper editors.

The prime minister had wanted to campaign on emotive issues such as Japan's standing in the world and constitutional change.

"While my father is not outwardly emotive, he does have a deep sense of history and family pride, " Brent explained.

The first is rational (based on our thoughts), and the second is emotive (based on our feelings).

Decisions about finance and marketing, on the other hand, are far less emotive and less likely to reveal underlying values.

For example, we want to tell a fun and emotive story.

Escalating property prices have become an emotive issue in Hong Kong in the past year.

On the one hand we have the hard data, but on the other hand these are really emotive topics for a lot of people.

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