Emotive language

Make your wardrobe sparkle with our desirable new winter collection!

• make, wardrobe, winter

• wardrobe, desirable, collection

• sparkle, desirable, new

'Thugs, taunt victim after brutal mugging.'

• thugs, taunt, victim, brutal, mugging

• thugs, victim

• thugs, taunt, brutal

'Devious employee fleeces nursing home owner.'

• devious, employee, owner

• devious, employee, home

• devious, fleeces

'Doctor escapes jail for botched surgery.'

• doctor, jail

• doctor, botched

• escapes, botched

'Can you really abandon these puppies to a life in such filthy kennels?'

• can, abandon, kennels

• you, really, abandon

• abandon, puppies, filthy

'Gorgeous-looking model in immaculate condition - test drive today!'

• gorgeous-looking, model

• gorgeous, immaculate

• immaculate. test. today

'Our obesity-conquering cookbook is bursting with easy, fun recipes to try!'

• obesity, bursting, try

• obesity-conquering, bursting, easy, fun

• obesity-conquering, easy, recipes, try

'If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood / come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs / bitter as the cud / of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues.' by Wilfred Owen from Dulce et Decorum Est?

• jolt, blood, lungs, cud, sores

• gargling, froth-corrupted, lungs

• jolt, froth-corrupted, vile, gargling, bitter, incurable sores, innocent

'Weasels will live anywhere smelly. Inside a maggoty sheep carcass; or a rotted tree-stump; a crumbled wall crevice or a fish hole in a river bank. Their innocent babies nest tight at the back of the holes.' by John Tripp from his poem Weasels?

• weasels, live, inside, crumbled, crevice, hole

• innocent, anywhere, fish, nest, holes

• smelly, maggoty, rotted, carcass, innocent, babies, nest, tight

'How else dispose of an immortal force no longer needed? Staunch it at its source with cinder loads dumped down? The brook was thrown deep in a sewer dungeon under stone in fetid darkness still to live and run.' by Robert Frost from his poem, A Brook in the City?

• immortal, force, source, cinder, down, thrown, stone, live, run

• dispose, immortal, staunch, dumped, thrown, sewer, dungeon, fetid

• All of the words in these lines are examples of emotive language.