Sentence examples for emotional eruption from inspiring English sources

It was just an emotional eruption".

The album feels like a single emotional eruption, even when melodic lines pile up in dizzying aggregate, like film spooling onto the floor.

The immediate cause of their emotional eruption was the devastating defeat of Lien Chan, the Nationalists' own candidate for president in the election, alongside the near-victory by Mr. Soong -- a former Nationalist icon elbowed aside by Mr. Lee, who thus sowed the seeds for the defeat.

We have to accept there are those elements in our country …" The "law-and-order situation" of last September can seem, when one is looking at headlines from that time, like a spontaneous emotional eruption — a countrywide surge of anger that shot up in response to "Innocence of Muslims".

The spontaneous, emotional eruption of hoots, hollers and backslaps.

The director David Petrarca, who brought such a sure hand to "Fuddy Meers" last season, is hard put here to connect the dots of emotional eruptions, confessional monologues and sprightly banter that make up Mr. Grant's script.

Even though she could hear the emotional eruptions on Wimbledon's Henman Hill outside her court, where the British were cheering and groaning over every make and miss by their own Tim Henman as they watched his match unfold on a jumbo TV, Seles tunneled in to advance to the fourth round.

All of those social repressions and emotional eruptions, the erotic longings and spiritual ambitions: some were glimpses of "the great and beautiful... that which so to speak has stood higher than my daily self"; the rest, "the dregs and sediments of one's own nature," lay beneath, like toxic waste.

Our mirror neurons help suck us into the emotional eruptions of others.

Voswinkel told police he got so emotional during the eruption that he went into the living room and punched a glass fishbowl, lacerating his own hand.

The display shows morphogenic transformations the emotional and hormonal eruptions and metrics of sensory instability that occur while listening to intense dance music.