Meanings of most emotive in English

Inheritance tax is perhaps the least popular and most emotive tax there is.

The most emotive character is the giant space chicken.

With layered harmonic reflections and tamed piano, Rising Tide is their most emotive album to date.

These things were the most emotive for us.'

Perhaps the most emotive discussions revolve around cancer.

Civilian casualties caused by NATO troops are one of the most emotive issues in Afghanistan's eight-year-old conflict.

Abortion has been one of the most emotive and divisive issues in Irish society during my lifetime.

One of the most emotive moments in the shooting of The Iron Lady took place at dawn.

This is kinderhorror at its most emotive.

Anger about Sir Tom McKillop, a former BP director and ex-chairman of RBS, was the most emotive investor concern.

It's one of Kanye's most emotive moments to date, and a far cry from the aggression of 2013's Yeezus album.

Land is one of Kenya's most emotive issues and central to a campaign to shoot down the referendum spearheaded by Ruto.

It has tied this subject to some of our most emotive myths, and made it difficult for anyone to think rationally about real aliens.

But of course that synth-pop template has been updated and you'll hear stirrings of Chicago and Detroit at their most emotive in Butler's groove.

One of rock's most emotive collective consciences return, nearly a decade after an indefinite hiatus, with an album that effectively says: we told you so.