Examples of using Emotionality in English and their translations into Polish
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Emotionality. Creativity.
You have often said that I need to accept emotionality.
Reduce emotionality, edginess, lack of concentration.
His inimitable style is characterised by virtuosity and profound emotionality.
Two: emotionality, which concerns feelings and motivation.
entertaining and emotionality.
Dacha tales for children are characterized by great emotionality and a voluminous humorous component.
I'm missing his wild emotionality.
You know, these crimes seem to lack the emotionality that we typically see in personal cause homicides.
of simple texture but great emotionality.
Lacrimosa, thanks to emotionality of their music and unusual charisma of Tilo Wolff make their concerts magic and unforgettable.
Properly chosen name can slightly reduce their emotionality and, thus, simplify life.
The cause of dissatisfaction can be hidden in his harshness and inattention to her, in his emotionality.
English audiences could not previously take in such intense and direct emotionality- they had to grow up to appreciate it, but now they are ready to absorb it.
Many architects with an artistic thrust are successfully championing this new emotionality.
The depth and movement in the paint creates a psychological sensation and emotionality, that most people wouldn't have experienced before,
her/his emotionality and corporality.
The flagship models in the BMW portfolio embody a new understanding of luxury- one which brings together an emotionality defined by inspirational aesthetics and the joy of driving with the experience of freedom
it reflected the unique feature of the Russian national character- emotionality of perception.
Ghent coolness meets Mediterranean emotionality and fuses both into a light-footed,
discontent arises from the emotionality and spontaneity of children.
BÄRO combines efficiency with effectiveness and emotionality to create a lighting balance tailored to the customer and the premises in
shock value, emotionality, or importance to the audience.
Thanks to its direct but subtle emotionality, its evident references to tradition
Our latest collection, Eden Gardens, is connected with a woman's spirituality, her emotionality, sensitivity and delicacy.
though there can be obsession and emotionality, often mistaken for it.
Therefore may be biased by the fact that is presented to us is usually the World Cup where we see morons effeminate shaved head blow in a kind of deafening trumpet scream all in heart soulless their emotionality to the success or failure of their teams.
but the remaining diffuse religious emotionality had its uses.
in not a music emotionality- anything, except an ironical smile it cannot cause.
MANIFESTO: We are two new heroines- cyborgs 04, artificial emotionalities, artificial affects as well as artificial intelligences.
