Sentence examples for emotion grew from inspiring English sources

Even those students who at first appeared so filled with emotion grew tired and retreated to the school, or relented to the heat and exhaustion and sat silently outside.

It is a moment of exhilaration, but another emotion grows with each viewing as the years go by.

On the family's first trip to Walt Disney World, the emotions grew stronger.

Her innate sense of injustice, the unfairness of her situation and revolt after a lifetime of suppressing her needs and emotions grew within her and crystallized into anger.

But emotions grow more complex, one of the boys falls in love (with the character played by Jena Malone), and a prank involving a Kmart blowgun and a zoo animal puts everything in perspective.

Marissa's primary strategy of coping with the boss's mood swings was to remove herself from the situation so as not to let her own emotions grow too heated and make the outburst worse.

Students who exhibit anger in the classroom are often described as "going from 0-to-60 in a split second". In reality, however, the student's emotions probably grew more gradually from calm to frustrated to anger, but the teacher (and the child) didn't notice the build-up.

We think of nostalgia as an emotion that grows with age, but, like most emotions, it is keenest when we are young.

The amount of research about text mining based on emotion is growing, and the related research fields are extended at the same time.

The ability to identify and label negative emotions can grow self-awareness.

He compares the emotions that grow up around a business to the ones that grow up around a house.