Sentence examples for emotion too much from inspiring English sources

"I have too much emotion, too much empathy.

"I just knew I have to be patient and not lose my emotions too much, because that was the case in the past where I was losing the momentum with him," Djokovic said.

"Every day I try real hard," he hollers in white hot rage, but most of his words come out as cantankerous-sounding gibberish: too many heightened emotions, too much fury.

I try not to show my emotions too much, but it happens".

I know that's Square's intent is to "update" the game in ways other than a purely aesthetic overhaul, but it'd be suicide, surely, for them to play around with our emotions too much.

We are learning that when we manipulate emotions too much with conscious cognitive control, either through cultural training or an individual pattern of suppression, we set up unhealthy patterns in the brain.

Don't show your emotions too much.

For a normal person that emotion is too much.

The emotion proved too much for David, who dumped Carol and fled weeping into the night ("Oh, mum!").

"Harry Potter is such a lifeless book, there's too little emotion and too much display of power," she says, adding a barb that has a special sting coming from someone with her backstory: "It makes every boy in the world think they are the chosen one".

She attempted to sing the anthem, but the emotion was too much.