Sentence examples for a rising emotion from inspiring English sources

With the disparity between the rich and poor in baseball almost mirroring what's happening to the citizens of this country, I sensed a rising emotion to call it a day.

They will not be reunited in the same frame until the film's final 30 minutes, a crescendo of rising emotion that ends with the couple's definitive separation.

Rising emotion was often expressed through falling pitch; "blue notes", of flattened thirds and fifths, are used in jazz and blues.

State Senator Pat Jehlen spoke with rising emotion of the necessity for public officials to connect with communities fractured by disaster.

The rising emotions seemed also to be a result, at least in part, of the first television interview with Elian, broadcast this morning by ABC's "Good Morning America".

But the rising emotions over the Memogate crisis swept any unity away.

The rising emotions reflect how the islands, which in most cases are little more than barren rocks in the sea, can become proxies for deeper historical resentments.

He "feels bad," so naturally he illustrates his deep, melancholy emotions by dropping a rose off of a balcony in slow motion.

Care staff, the other 'family' in our study, experienced a rise in emotions when they had to let go of a client they had often taken care of for a long period of time.

The prospect of losing this client combined with the often hectic period of intense care for the dying client and their co-residents led to a rise in emotions that could be hard to deal with.

"Our contention is, give us what we want," Mr. Reilly said on a recent sun-drenched afternoon as he pointed to the broken asphalt, his voice rising with emotion.