Initially, one strong pressure, born of the emotion of the moment, was for the punishment of Iran.
And their movement forwards seems to be born of waves of emotion rather than cool-headed tactics carried out by schooled professionals.
Bullying, born of unresolved emotions, has created a toxic culture in schools and headlines in the news.
When he turned up in the marginal Birmingham Selly Oak constituency – at his own request; the candidate had not invited him – the two dozen local activists clutching red balloons greeted him not with the starstruck adulation they might have lavished on Blair circa 1997, but with a warmth born of a different emotion.
They note that an emotion born of the impulse to protect our own country has in our time become a threat to the survival of all countries.
Emotions born of these rites of passage drive the three short films by Americans to be shown under the title "Close Encounters" tonight and tomorrow afternoon in the New Directors/New Films series at the Museum of Modern Art.
With the white nationalism that Trump is obviously stoking with his incendiary comments, he is getting a rush of energy by liberating suppressed emotions born of the end of white dominance.
Of course, not everybody's an artist – that's so true – however pretty much everyone benefits from exposure to positive self expression, particularly when the content is driven by harsh, often destructive, unexpressed emotion, often born of historic trauma.
The vote to leave reflects a great deal of raw emotion and anger born of frustration at austerity, inequality, globalization and its visible face of immigration.
There's a bottomless well of churning thought and emotion that engulfs the very core of our being and is born of a silent inner strength.
His play "Mixed Emotions" about the bumpy courtship of a New York City widow and widower was born of loss: Louise, his wife of 35 years, died in 1991.
