Examples of using Pathos in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You're a trigger, Pathos.
Enough pathos for today.
That would be egg on my face, Pathos.
Without pathos, without heroes.
Look! It's Quasimodo without the pathos!
Sorry for the pathos, but it is.
I thought it might add a touch of pathos.
Give me drama, pathos, life unfolding.
Pathos is a strong appeal to the audience's emotions.
An illusion of pathos and an illusion of love.
Even Snoopy's wildest daydreams have a touch of pathos.
The first one, pathos, refers to emotions.
Pathos, Greek for“suffering” or“experience” is an appeal to emotion.
He said that I brought nuance, pathos, and cleavage to the role.
The word“empathy” has its origins in the Greek word“empatheia”-“em”, into;“pathos”, feeling.
It has no pathos, it is made very neutrally and quietly, and that is an excellent thing.
A rare human charm, a complete lack of pathos and mutual love for Italy….
Pathos: Greek for“suffering” or“experience;” representing an appeal to the audience's emotions.
Though he hastens to add:“And specifically in this lack of pathos there is immense pathos.”.
I was determined to present women without pathos or helplessness," she wrote in a feminist artist statement for the Brooklyn Museum.
A hallmark of Merkel's policy has always been pragmatism,rather than pathos or vision.
Bandersnatch has elements of comedy, horror, pathos, science fiction and a 1980s period piece.
Sullivan, six years Gilbert's junior, composed the music,contributing memorable melodies that could convey both humour and pathos.
It doesn't have Dada's nihilistic and destructive pathos, desiring to shatter and fragment.
A great way to enhance students' understanding of effective argumentsis to teach the Aristotelian concepts of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos.
His writing is so fresh, alive and funny but with such pathos and you just don't find many screenwriters like this.
At the present time fanaticism, the pathos of an universally-obligatory orthodoxy of truth is to be seen in Fascism, in Communism, in extreme forms of religious dogmatism and traditionalism.
More commonly known as homeopathy,the term comes from the Greek words homeo and pathos, which mean similar and disease, respectively.
As part of the exhibition'Honoré Daumier: between romantic pathos and social criticism' Zelwer exhibits five of her works that deal with the distortions tarnishing modern society.
Miller enriched the character's mythology, added new levels of pathos and raised the visual standard for all superhero comics.