"Sarah really energized the crowd — energetic, emotional, and really uplifting," Mr. Kramer said.
And Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, a Republican-turned-Democrat, faced a crowd of emotional constituents in Lebanon, Pa.
Anyone who plays or coaches at Madison Square Garden is eventually inoculated against the boos and the taunts, building up a steady resistance to the crowd's emotional whims.
There was no pregame speech from Carmelo Anthony to the home crowd, no emotional rush with the opening tip-off and no sign of the defending champion Miami Heat, as there was on Friday.
Before a roaring crowd, an emotional Barack Obama reminded Americans why he is a once-in-a-generation figure, made the case for his successor and warned that Donald Trump threatens the 240-year-old fabric of American democracy.
After the album was over, he spoke to the crowd through emotional exasperation.
That's because the Djokovic-Gasquet match should move quickly, provide good shot making, and allow them to get on with the show, with the next pair on court a matchup to drive the British crowd to emotional crossroads.
We've long believed that physical crowds are emotional, irrational and prone to violence.
After arriving yesterday in Santiago, to crowds of emotional onlookers and the arrival of more foreign dignitaries — Lula da Silva and Dilma Rousseff from Brazil, and Diego Maradona, the Argentine soccer legend — Fidel's ashes were buried today, according to his wishes, in Santiago's venerable Santa Ifigenia cemetery, the most symbolically potent of Cuba's graveyards.
"The crowd was really emotional, people around me were crying, they were literally shaking they were so moved".
