Sentence examples for dam of emotion from inspiring English sources
Just to reach the grand final has burst a Bulldog dam of emotion, with supporters, officials, old players, new players, weeping uncontrollably when the team defeated GWS last weekend.
Most worthwhile accounts of the Shoah - and not all are worthwhile, however grotesque and terrifying the experiences that underpin them - emerged years later, a dam-burst of emotion and narrative.
This may be because the victory he conjured over England has released a dam burst of emotions about his treatment over accusations he racially abused Patrice Evra and the cold fact that he bit Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic.
In the renewed America, the enthusiasm for our new president is authentic, outright joy, a torrent of emotion dammed by years of thuggery and arrogance that marked the Bush Administration's fraudulent reign.
Sediment's damming-of-the-dam potential means most dams have finite life spans.
Xinran's stories, collected over 10 years working in radio, reveal a China in which the Party attempted to dam up emotion and sexuality for the sake of politics, only to see them fire off in hideously wrong directions.
The president seems to get his public displays of emotion from his father, who worried before his son's inaugural that the dam would burst.
Adaptive role of emotion.
This is a week of emotion, but not only emotion.
I passed through several stages of emotion.
