| Given the complexity and the emotiveness of this issue, why didn't they manage to spend three seconds addressing such a crucial point. |
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| To my mind this rational, intellectual debate hasn't happened yet due primarily to the emotiveness of the issue. |
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| The emotiveness of the press is not contradicted by the dispassionate statistics of the criminal returns. |
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| But there is another side to discourse, a side that may often hide under the torrent of words and rhetoric, appearing only in the emotiveness of the vocabulary we use. |
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| The debate that we are engaged in today must avoid the twofold temptation of emotiveness and instrumental political reaction. |
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| I dare say that none of this will matter to uncynical younger readers responsive to the novel's unrelenting emotiveness. |
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| He won the competition hands down thanks to his concentration and determination that allow him to control his emotiveness. |
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| Especially amiable is the fact that, all the emotiveness notwithstanding, the artists approach Brahms with immense humility. |
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| The players here gave the work an intense and compelling reading, with Mr. Peskanov, grand in his emotiveness, effectively anchored by Mr. Rosen, more meticulous and lapidarian though hardly without passion. |
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| One short sentence from the Greek Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, highlights the conundrum of the eurozone and, in its contorted emotiveness, makes the situation worse. |
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| Whereas wild animals like wolves will avert their eyes when spotted, dogs and cats readily return our gaze, and with an apparent emotiveness that stimulates the wistful narrative in our head. |
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| Harmonium and strings shepherd Seven Hundred Birds into beautifully fragile and exquisitely precise spaces, marrying the raw intensity of Low with the melodic emotiveness of Sigur Rós. |
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| Her open emotiveness on those subjects took my breath away. |
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