Scholars say the tales provide a glimpse into the complex, emotive language and oral storytelling traditions of poor, rural black people in the South when the segregated society considered their culture unimportant and rarely recorded it.
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As panelists tell Bush how they have overcome hardship, he responds with emotive language, words and phrases like " love " or " loving family " or " willing heart ."
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It's about how the article is presented, e . g . : making statements rather than reporting sources; emotive language; disparaging sources; omitting opposing sources; other sorts of economy with the truth.
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I reacted to being called sad, pathetic, feminist etc . What did Bedford think he would achieve by using emotive language like " extremists " and " feminazis " or comments like this, this, and this?
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Critics have condemned his proposal as presaging a return to the heartless conditions of the 19th century's Victorian Age when, in the emotive language of the British Children's Society, " unwanted babies were abandoned on doorsteps ."
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Immigration has been at the center of political debate in recent weeks, with Conservative party leader William Hague making inroads on Blair's popularity by using deliberately emotive language to warn of the dangers of a " flood of bogus asylum seekers ."
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To the IP, who asked-and ignoring Cremepuff222's attempt to be unhelpful-the basics of sorting disputes are first to self-edit any and all emotive language ( so that's a checked-box straight away-thanks ).
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This conjecture is based on the observation that a significant portion of what is believed to be her later literature laments the plight and sufferings of married women, and her early literature follows closely in the Tang tradition, employing heavy elements of folklore and natural imagery rather than the heavier emotive language found in her later writing.
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Through a combination of passion, stamina and focus, Prime Minister Tony Blair has turned his look of concern into NATO's most familiar face, and his sermonizing speech into the alliance's most insistent voice, articulating in emotive language a moral justification for the conflict over Kosovo and a demand for an uncompromising solution to it.
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He's continually ignored comments of other users, and refuses to engage in dialogue over his disruptive edits to Wikipedia, primarily adding excessive and non-encyclopedic headings to sections, and using emotive language in articles instead of writing from NPOV . He has been blocked before, and it doesn't seem to have done much to disuade him.
