Sentence examples for emotion set from inspiring English sources

At around 2 a.m., I'd try to sleep, to quiet the Proustian rush of memory and emotion set off by every object I touched.

Skinner's incidental relationships with women - a doomed engagement with one, an office fling with another - are particularly well drawn, the ebb and flow of emotion set down with powerful precision, the sex scenes vividly expressive of the psychological essence of each encounter.

Dread is the dominant emotion, setting in near the beginning, but never quite purged by the end.

In a unanimous ruling, the three-judge panel said: "The smoking ban was not intended to prevent actors from expressing emotion, setting a mood, illustrating a character trait, emphasizing a plot twist or making a political statement".

Just three lines, but the notion of that disorientation when heightened emotion sets us at odds with the world, when scents turn sour, when household objects shed their purpose, is perfectly evoked.

"The smoking ban was not intended to prevent actors from expressing emotion, setting a mood, illustrating a character trait, emphasizing a plot twist or making a political statement," a three-member panel of the Colorado Court of Appeals said in its unanimous ruling, upholding a lower court's verdict.

"It was an impulsive behaviour fuelled by emotions set by circumstances.

Instead, for several blocks she wrestled with the unexpected emotions set off by the idea of married men going ringless.

But "Born to Die" is a skillful blend of synthetic nostalgia and teen-age emotions, set pieces constructed for a character she has described as a "gangster Nancy Sinatra" and "Lolita lost in the hood".

That piece, an obstacle course of wooden chairs and wild emotions set to music by Henry Purcell, figures prominently in "Pina," encapsulating both Bausch's aesthetic and Mr. Wenders's desire to replicate on screen the depths and distances of the staging.

By doing so, they can offset the negative emotions set by those individuals that earn high material payoffs by being selfish.