Sentence examples for emotional election from inspiring English sources

It may not have been, but on an emotional election night, Jean Carnahan ate enchiladas with her children and watched the returns come in on her husband's last big win.

In other words, there was far more emotion in that referendum alone than was experienced by the entire population throughout their entire life, including thinking about very significant and fairly emotional elections like '45, '79 or '97 and things like that.

CREW's case would become just one of several emoluments lawsuits filed against Trump, but it was the first, and it came together during the early, emotional post-election period, when Trump's many detractors were looking for something — anything — to suggest that he could be removed swiftly from office, or at least be prevented from using the Presidency to boost his business.

Adichie said she wanted to leave at that point, but did not as she was feeling emotional about the election result.

Really, the emotional toll this election is taking on even my least political acquaintances is startling.

To me that means even in elections, or perhaps I am saying, especially in elections, emotional connection comes first, and politics follows.

Though Swedes may not get emotional about their elections, they do take them seriously.

The key is not just emotional investment in election-year saviors but also an engagement with policy.

People are more concerned with the emotional climate post-election, and what our values are as Americans.

Elections usually stir a lot of attention and emotional response, and the election results are among better-documented reflections of public mood.

The latest election was emotional and unpredictable from the start, when it was moved up by several months after Lech Kaczynski's death.