Sentence examples for explosive emotions from inspiring English sources

Other paintings from this period are more confrontational, freighted with harsh language and potentially explosive emotions.

Both eschew romanticism in favor of images packed, even creaking, with explosive emotions.

We hear of nightmares and flashbacks, and sense explosive emotions barely held in check.

For Bergman, rehearsals impose an exacting discipline, not only on the actors but on his own explosive emotions.

The show may inadvertently point out that pseudorealism and explosive emotions are the kind of escapist entertainment viewers really want.

Finally, and practically, it matters because the complex relationship between spectator and athlete, fandom's pot belge of explosive emotions, depends at bottom on truth and trust.

The picture has a poker-faced mien, shying away from outbursts of explosive emotion to alleviate tension.

Although Ms. August has moments of harrowingly explosive emotion, it's a quieter, quintessentially Bergmanesque scene that sticks most persistently in the memory.

Was he referring to the sometimes explosive mix of emotions he had discovered in the A minor Sonatas, little and big (D. 784, 845), or to the bravura manner in which he had delivered them?

Alert to the loneliness of everyday life, Ms. Hui lets her story develop matter-of-factly, without explosive moments but not without emotion.

Ms. Hui, a rare successful female director in the Hong Kong film industry, drew her story from real events, and the movie retains a tonic flavor of the everyday: its drama unfolds simply, without explosive moments but not without emotion.