Sentence examples for abiding emotion from inspiring English sources

Compassion is the abiding emotion through most of the 20 songs: it's the title of the opening track, Williams' setting of a poem by her father recommending "compassion for everyone you meet, even if they don't want it".

But it is still beautiful to me and I don't believe that the man in my heart gave me horns!" Serafina's abiding emotion turns out to be a passion for ignorance; she's "a female ostrich," one neighbor rightly observes.

But the abiding emotions that sustained me through the process were gratitude and forgiveness; to use the newly developed muscle otherwise is largely a waste of time.

As with Harrer, Harrer, the abiding emotions aren't anger or ecstasy, but confusion and a feeling of guilt that, whatever the character's choice of action, they haven't done enough to help the cause.

But the Four Divine Abidings are emotions in which awake people rest and from which they act.

In a sense his art and politics were shaped by one dominant emotion: an abiding, almost obsessive attachment to the world of his rural childhood, the only world in which he probably ever felt truly at ease.

Nevertheless, the fact that so many people suffer from "emotional problems" during their lives makes understanding the pathology of emotions an abiding social concern.

His music's abiding feature is, Cardus wrote, that it "recollects emotion in tranquillity ... Delius is always reminding us that beauty is born by contemplation after the event".

The way to sagehood does not lie in suppressing one's emotions or in any artificial means, but in abiding by the order of ziran, in staying true to one's "root," one's Dao-centered nature.

Moving beyond those first three natural emotions - fear, anger, and grief - you will find love abiding in the heart.

But the abiding stereotype of the electronic musician is a science geek more comfortable with circuitry than emotion.