51.   Robertson huddled with his defense team Eddie Garcia, Ray Fuchs and Wayne Shuffield after the verdict was read but expressed little emotion.

52.   She can express profound emotion.

53.   Sheng has said that the opera was autobiographical in a symbolic way, expressing his emotions about the destruction of his lost, beloved country.

54.   Since a great piece can run the gamut of emotions from A to Z, why not run the gamut of sounds to express those emotions?

55.   Skakel expressed no emotion at the arraignment, unlike earlier court proceedings, including one at which he was teary-eyed and puffy-faced.

56.   Some Marines expressed mixed emotions, saying they understood the urge to react, but wondered whom they would be ordered to attack and how.

57.   Talking about their feelings, expressing their emotions, they came to understand that they could view events differently, but they could still be supportive of one another.

58.   The emotions they expressed, or unleashed, were genuine.

59.   The letter is faded and brittle with age, but the hand-scrawled message expresses emotions that shaped a generation.

60.   The only reason to have the technique is to be able to express the emotion.