Sentence examples for emotional flight from inspiring English sources

"It was a long, emotional flight... now the sun is trying to rise," Irsay writes on Twitter.

Given the throb of bad news preceding the festival ("Economic Woes at Cannes" read a typical headline), you might even think that Pixar's latest, a 3-D charmer directed by Pete Docter ("Monsters, Inc")., about an old man who takes literal and emotional flight with the help of a child, had been chosen for its title alone, as a way to buoy the down attendees.

"It was a long, emotional flight...now the sun is trying to shine," Irsay posted later on his Twitter feed.

At the same time they are most conspicuously on display in the very large number of letters that dwell on various aspects of her emotional flight-path.

"The letters in this collection beautifully show what an emotional toll flight and separation had on these families".

But one Germanwings pilot has already started the healing process, unburdening his heart with emotional, pre-flight speeches to passengers.

Always an airline to put the customer's sentiments first, last year Virgin Atlantic also put "weep warnings" before emotional in-flight movies so passengers could decide how to best handle themselves.

John Jasperse uses the sea-surging hum and cry of a commissioned electronic-music score by Chris Peck to take off on wild emotional and physical flights of fancy at Dance Theater Workshop.

This also triggered my first experience of getting super-emotional on a flight.

Although the exact process of dysfunction is unclear, a combination of a low threshold for 'fear stimuli' stimulating recall coupled with an over-reactive emotional 'fight-or-flight' response to them is likely to be involved.

On the Malecón, the curving sea wall that sweeps along Havana's northern flank, a set of works by Cuban artists explores the subject of migration and flight, an emotional theme in a country where you have to ask permission to leave and where many have died trying to do so in makeshift rafts and boats.