emotionalistic Sentence Examples

The emotionalistic speech stirred the crowd to a frenzy of anger and passion.
Her emotionalistic outburst during the debate made it difficult to hold a productive conversation.
The film's emotionalistic scenes evoked a profound sense of sadness and empathy.
The preacher's sermon was highly emotionalistic, appealing to the hearts of his congregation.
The author's emotionalistic writing style made the reader feel deeply connected to the characters.
The concert's emotionalistic performance left the audience in tears.
The public's emotionalistic reaction to the tragedy made it clear how deeply it had touched their hearts.
The politician's emotionalistic rhetoric was designed to sway voters by appealing to their feelings.
The emotionalistic atmosphere at the memorial service created a profound sense of loss and remembrance.
The therapist used emotionalistic techniques to help her clients process their trauma and emotions.

emotionalistic Meaning

one who bases a theory or policy on an emotional conviction, one prone to emotionalism

No weak antonyms found.

one who bases a theory or policy on an emotional conviction, one prone to emotionalism

dramatic,emotional, melodramatic, stagey, affected, sensational, theatrical, dramaturgical, theatric, operatic

matter-of-fact, unexciting,undramatic, uneventful, monotonous, commonplace, unspectacular, unexceptional, unrewarding, uninspiring

The emotionalistic speech stirred the crowd to a frenzy of anger and passion.

Her emotionalistic outburst during the debate made it difficult to hold a productive conversation.

The film's emotionalistic scenes evoked a profound sense of sadness and empathy.

The preacher's sermon was highly emotionalistic, appealing to the hearts of his congregation.