Sentence examples for emotional blast from inspiring English sources

The emotional blast from a nuclear event has no definable limits.

And from the look on his face as he scans the cockpit, it's a pretty emotional blast from the past.

Sounds, lights, movement give the moment of the blast emotional impact.

The contrast between the epic nature of the story and the intimacy of the venue is superbly exploited, generating an emotional power that threatens to blast the roof off.

Though smaller in scale than the March rally in Daley Plaza, Monday's gathering was no less emotional as protesters shouted chants blasting the district, CPS CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett and Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

But when a bomb blast overturns Rose's emotional world, he is seized by the desire to take revenge.

The prosecutors introduced the testimony in support of one of their arguments in favor of execution: that the blast had caused enormous emotional and financial hardships for victims and families.

But it is a pleasure to see acting – and directing – which is blasting away on all the emotional cylinders.

The blast itself turned out to be emotional, "more so than I thought it would be".

Sometimes 'Aloha' almost feels like an expression of frustration, a frantic feature-length attempt to bundle all his narrative tics and stray emotional bric-a-brac into a rocket and blast it off into space".

The director had created an emotional environment on the set for the boys, blasting Ennio Morricone's score to "The Mission" to get them in the mood.