I could only begin to imagine the pressures that weighed on Sylvia Plath (child rearing, marital distress, bitter London cold) but her work had a normalising effect on my emotional life and her use of language in her poetry and prose, rhythmic, angry, injecting volatile emotion into a myriad of SAT words, rang in my head as I walked to class or drifted off at 4am.
A lot of volatile emotions, a lot of vulnerabilities, so I wanted to be as authentic as I could be about what I was join through".
MIAMI — The arena was shaking, with excitement and anxiety and perhaps every other volatile emotion on the spectrum.
And when Tom is released from his punishment for a crime he never committed, the stage is set for a release of volatile emotions.
These past couple weeks in politics have left me with a set of volatile emotions normally reserved for that other baffling (and intermittently absurd) realm of life... love and lust.
He is a verified adult, an adult with adult urges, volatile emotions and a girlfriend who cries tears of blood.
The media scholar at New York University saw then how television transformed public discourse into an exchange of volatile emotions that are usually mistaken by pollsters as opinion.
It is an idea that would provoke volatile emotions in Israel but could help broker a solution to the thorniest issue, Jerusalem.
My friend Marian Westley said her runner's high came at the end of a marathon, and it was paired with such volatile emotions that the sight of a puppy had the power to make her weep.
These are vulgar and volatile emotions on display, a battle between the beastly and the civilized within us all--the true essence of Norris' naturalism.
In Mr. Scott's hands, though, the volatile emotions of parenthood underwrite a slick, unsatisfying con.
