Sentence examples for consumed by emotion from inspiring English sources

It's hard to view Asleep as the last statement of someone in the terminal phase of a depressive illness; it reads and sounds like the words of someone consumed by emotion who's lost the will to deal with those emotions any more – the classic melancholy teenager.

"The Nun," by Diderot, features a mother superior "consumed by manic emotions,... a walking bag of nerves".

There is a moment when you realize that you and your parent are not the same person, and it usually occurs when you are both consumed by a similar emotion.

In one scene, Elif, who has never owned a toy, sees another little girl playing with a doll and is consumed by every kind of emotion, the way children sometimes are.

They set out to revolutionize American theater, but it seemed far more likely that they would soon be consumed by the fire of their emotions and disappear.

MIAMI - On the night he finally vanquished the Boston Celtics, LeBron James was consumed by an odd blend of emotions: elation and contrition, satisfaction and vindication.

For instance, is your internal monologue consumed by metaphors like, bottling up emotions, feeling swamped at work, or an overwhelming sense of being lost? 3. Is what I am saying to myself actually valid, or true?

The dynamical variables, i.e., the amplitude of the different mental modes describing emotion, cognition, and mental resources consumed by them, form a joint state space (or phase space).

As Brutus, Mr. Cuccioli invokes a man of serious intellect and probity, so consumed by fear of rash and injudicious action that he bottles up his emotions to the point of bursting.

Critics thought Barnes showed a new depth of emotion in The Lemon Table (2004), a collection of short stories in which most of the characters are consumed by thoughts of death.

Fats consumed by Alexander.