Sentence examples for competing emotions from inspiring English sources

The rest of us simply struggled with competing emotions of concern and disbelief.

Qalandar Khan and other poets are now torn by competing emotions.

The tale of competing emotions inside the mind of a troubled 11-year-old girl has now pulled in $246m.

René's face, as he walks away, is a map of competing emotions, and, because this is Gael García Bernal, to scrutinize it closely is no hardship.

All parents of children applying to college go through a set of stomach-churning emotions, but parents who graduated from Ivy League schools experience their own particular set of competing emotions and expectations.

"Race and American Memory," by Roger Cohen (column, The New York Times on the Web, April 17) inspired fierce competing emotions in me, a middle-aged African-American woman.

This is a first because when you compete, emotions are constantly checked and superfluous distractions are pushed aside.

The history of large-scale development in New York suggests that the road ahead for the Freedom Tower will be tortuous, particularly at a site where so many competing interests and emotions reign.

Willis's dance of competing ideas and emotions is a critical triumph; she resisted punch lines or easy, unifying themes and earned her reader's engagement with comprehensive honesty.

Yaron Zilberman, USA (World Premiere) When the beloved cellist of a world-renowned string quartet is diagnosed with a life threatening illness, the group's future suddenly hangs in the balance as suppressed emotions, competing egos and uncontrollable passions threaten to derail years of friendship and collaboration.

Raw emotion, competing narratives and an ongoing diplomatic crisis make for a difficult combination.