Sentence examples for emotional rush from inspiring English sources

She's a war hawk with bad judgment who gets an unseemly emotional rush out of killing people.

"These posters let me imagine myself back in the movie palaces, Bijou theaters and fleapits of yesteryear, sharing in the emotional rush of audiences," he writes.

Richard Strauss Salomee is what young people should see, in order to experience all the aggression, passion, eroticism and emotional rush they might seek elsewhere.

"It was the most amazing thing to see her thriving," she said, and her initial emotional rush "had nothing to do with Liam".

But her emotional rush is followed by firm limits: a €500,000, or $700,000, investment to introduce the brand, and cut off at that point if it cannot turn a profit.

There was no pregame speech from Carmelo Anthony to the home crowd, no emotional rush with the opening tip-off and no sign of the defending champion Miami Heat, as there was on Friday.

There's an immediate gratification of watching a person's reaction to his work that you can't get in other types of art, the former painter says, and the fact that people commit their body to his art has always been one of the greatest emotional rushes of Oskar's career.

"There was a physical feeling, the chills and leg shaking a little and all those emotional adrenaline rushes," he said "There was sadness, there was anger, there was patriotism, there was the idea of what can you do and how can you do more of it".

It is taken and fitted into increasingly rigid formats in TV that tend to remove the very thing that has been captured so well in the original rushes: the emotional truth of the situation.

I waited for the emotional payoff, the rush of success that was meant to come with ridiculous, non-stop acceleration.

Incendiary emotional confrontations are rushed, shortcuts taken, and the movie screeches to a halt in an overly sentimental ending that is too abrupt to elicit the buckets of tears it might have, given more preparation.