Sentence examples for emotional explosion from inspiring English sources

"It tends to provoke a kind of emotional explosion".

The film, with all its images, fragments and layers, is Polley's semi-controlled emotional explosion.

The emotional explosion in my household is actually bringing me closer to my parents.

Soyocak describes Jakuzi's connection with their crowd as "an emotional explosion", so it's understandable shows can get messy.

"I think a lot of writers are fearful of that much emotional explosion, and you can feel them pulling back," she said.

"But 'People Like Us' delays the big reveal for so long that when it finally arrives with the requisite emotional explosion, it feels too little too late".

There was no time for emotional explosions.

There are, of course, some emotional explosions.

Emotional explosions are only a provoking cough, yawn or misfired joke away.

Adams's reputation for emotional explosions also dates from this period.

The action follows a trail of ordinary events to logical and recognizable conclusions yet veers off to wild emotional explosions and quietly violent implosions.