61.   The rhythms are predictable, and neither recitative nor melody seem to follow the contours of human emotion.

62.   The story they tell is as complex as human emotion.

63.   The sensitivity that plagued him in his youth has served him well as an adult observer of human emotions.

64.   Then soap operas, which purportedly deal with extremes of human emotion but are utterly fake.

65.   There was, this once, a man who could translate human emotions into music as the rest of us breathe.

66.   There are connections, and they take you all over the range of human emotions.

67.   They may indicate the mysterious complexity of human emotions.

68.   This symbolizes several themes dealt with in the play, including the predominant one, science vs. human emotion.

69.   Three years ago, he had virtually every human emotion on display as he chased the ghost of Maris.

70.   Van Praagh, he writes, is a very clever man who combines genuine theatrical talent with an understanding of human emotions and a gift for self-promotion.