Sentence examples for emotion because of from inspiring English sources

"I think because of the way this year is starting, I think it's going to be even more emotion because of the hurricane," Novak said.

At the Basilica of the Virgin of Guadalupe outside Mexico City this week, many Catholics said they did not expect an outpouring of emotion because of the visit.

So what is there to say?" The Yankees continued to defend their pitcher, who reiterated he was overcome by emotion because of the World Series setting.

"And when you can't get it done through our elected officials under that kind of emotion because of the N.R.A., you have no choice but to go directly to the people," Mr. Strimling said.

The construct of temperament was used to unify cognition and emotion because of its focus on attentional and regulatory behaviors.

But as Mother Teresa expresses the emotion in this prayer, it is very much a religious emotion because of the way in which the sufferer is seen.

Some collect on the basis of emotion because, as Elizabeth Taylor, that incontestable authority on rocks, once told this reporter: "Stones have a life of their own.

"I didn't really show my emotions because of her disease.

Kochhar says preserves pull on our emotions because of their history of protecting the family's diet through leaner seasons.

"I was forced to think about emotions because of those patients with frontal lobe damage," Dr. Damasio said.

In Chile, the military clearly evokes mixed emotions because of the role it played in the torture and disappearance of some 3,000 Chileans during this country's bloody 19-year dictatorship.