Sentence examples for emotional dust from inspiring English sources

And — I was sure when I heard it — eager to stir up emotional dust none of us had seen the likes of.

The emotional dust from the split had settled a bit and it dawned on me that I now had a choice about whether to revisit the past.

And for those of you who have already been there -- whether you're still nursing your battle scars or have long left your divorce in the emotional dust.

It is a fitting ending, but as the magic wears off, the writing loses some of its emotional power, its fairy dust.

Seven years on, it is now one of the most cherished techno labels in Europe, putting out productions that are unashamedly deep and emotional, even whimsical (the dust from its house parties was scattered on the cover of one release).

That "idle chatter" is what artists really have to worry about: the cloud of effusive, emotional responses that arises, like dust, in the wake of a crisis event.

Little, Brown senior editor Rebecca Saunders said that books like MacMahon's, "which have such huge reach and emotional power, are like gold dust for editors..

There's an Evelyn Waugh novel, "A Handful of Dust," and the most emotional moment in the book is when the boy falls off a horse and gets trampled and dies.

Best Americana Album: Emotional Jukebox— Linda Chorney Pull Up Some Dust And Sit Down— Ry Cooder Hard Bargain— Emmylou Harris Ramble At The Ryman— Levon Helm Blessed— Lucinda Williams.

Many of these stories are told using the emotional buffer of a flashback, and dusted with a little sentiment in every scene to sweeten the blow.

Wallace's unapologetic style made for splashy, often emotional interviews -- and the occasional dust-up.