For all its heightened emotions, "Declaration of War" is the opposite of a disease-of-the-week sobfest, for Roméo and Juliette have little time to indulge in weepy self-pity.
The crash in neurochemicals came from so many places: the absence of communication following an encounter, a deficit in validation, an unreciprocated declaration of emotion.
A quote from a favorite poem or song can lend your declaration extra emotion, but make sure some of the words are your own.
While Nick is, to his credit, incredibly gentle and sweet in the face of these nuclear declarations of emotion we know how this story ends.
She scoffed at the men's practiced and worn declarations of emotion, and asked if the contestants were expected to eat the Renaissance fair-style platters of food everywhere.
So many high emotions and vehement declarations.
This novel which Patricia Demers, a children's literature scholar, describes as a "purified Pamela tells the story of Susan, an orphaned servant girl, who "resists the advances of a philandering soldier; though trembling with emotion at the man's declaration of love and promise of marriage".
Lyrics combine narrative, observation, emotion, articulation of desires, and declarations of beliefs.
The essays, too, are full of short declarations and displays of emotion that are familiar from the @SoSadToday account.
"The end result is a an exercise in patience as well as a declaration of love to the one emotion that binds us all: boredom".
While the actors narrate these mirrored stories the dancers gloss their emotions with mute choreographed declarations of desire, need and hate.
