Sentence examples for excess of emotion from inspiring English sources

Yet an excess of emotion, especially anger or impatience, makes the sport only more elusive.

But you have said that our ability to reason is as likely to be harmed by a lack of emotion as by an excess of emotion.

I am about to argue with Professor Shell, to point out that I don't know a lot of Zen-like managers (most simply offer extra pay for a weekend of work, which isn't exactly the right message for a toddler) and that maybe an excess of emotion at home is what makes it a home.

I don't like an excess of emotion, nor a lack of it".

Last season concluded with an excess of emotion.

Last season concluded with an excess of emotion: we learned the truth about Jack's death, Beth and Randall wrestled over raising the foster child they've adopted, Kevin and Zoe travelled to Vietnam together.

One of the high-priority foci I have for my research is to identify interventions to re-harmonize the body when disharmonies have occurred, presumably due to an excess of emotions creating physiologic responses such as stress, elevated pulse rate, low blood oxygenation, high blood sugar composition, and elevated blood pressure.

As in an Oscar Wilde story, the carefully contrived mask of callousness that Warhol wore has been exposed as a fraud, behind which lay shameful excesses of emotion and belief.

The same attitude of limitless celebration pervades even the pop songs that blare in the clubs every night, where groups of friends belt lyrics that revel in the excesses of emotion, choruses that tell of reacting to overwhelming love or heartbreak by drinking, gorging, shouting in the street and breaking bottles as if the sun will never rise again.

The total effect is a seeming excess of strong emotion.

"Laura" grounds the text in its own time, liberates it from an excess of adult emotion and reasonableness.