Sentence examples for emotional waves from inspiring English sources

The final 50-odd minutes of the film are a virtual tsunami of emotional waves.

Is Igarashi the kind of pitcher, not uncommon in baseball, who excels in big moments and rides the emotional waves?

(Joe Mantello, who directs the Manhattan Theatre Club production, encourages the cast to ride the emotional waves).

'Events come at us in emotional waves and we let that happen.' Worse, he believes, that method has also started to be applied to the past.

Over their first three films, she rode the emotional waves of each new role — "In Pedro's movies I am always either dying or having babies," she said — and their kinship developed.

His stories are functional and TV-plot tight (here a botched robbery ends with the killing of the kid of a regular Pelecanos character, causing big emotional waves), serving to illustrate the capital's beat: its characters, their record collections, natty clothes, cars, movies and bars, all of them known inside out.

The Liberty will now try to continue riding what Laimbeer called an emotional wave.

Once the celebration was over — Altidore was particularly emotional, waving his arms at the American fans behind the goal — there was still defending left to do.

Zahoui, in fact, playing cautious football and eliminating risk, seemed to have the right idea, and but for a missed Drogba penalty and the emotional wave ridden by the Zambians, he surely would have brought home the trophy.

The psychological wounds proved much more serious than the physical one, but when she finally returned, Seles was able to ride an emotional wave of support and win her first tournament, the Canadian Open.

Archbishop Herranz said that requiring church leaders to report all abuse accusations to the civil authorities was unnecessary; he called the turning over of records on abusive priests by dozens of American bishops the result of "an emotional wave of public clamor".