But the days of hunger, along with the fluctuating emotions as he listened for the drills, began to sap his strength.
The goal was to create an interactive display of the crowd's fluctuating emotions at the match, which Jaguar could then use living ads.
Most of the drama, such as it is, concerns their fluctuating emotions and moods, and Coppola conjures them with a calm, clear, contemplative attention to their behavior, their surroundings, their very presence.
The fourth day in Durban, in which England turned the screw with heavy runs and four South African wickets, was one of fluctuating emotions for the England wicketkeeper, Jonny Bairstow.
And Mr. Gore's brief appearance in public today after the wildly fluctuating emotions of the night before reflected that uncertainty, as well as a range of approaches under discussion by his staff.
With her hair scraped back from a plain-pretty face sometimes dominated by black-rimmed glasses, Ms. Bush is believably either vibrant or desolate as Catherine contends none too successfully with her violently fluctuating emotions.
And some might say that this is how it should be – that devices should pay no heed to our wildly fluctuating emotions, that we rely on them to remain dispassionate and functional while we claw at carpets and chew our fingernails.
Erratic sources and fluctuating emotions make it unlikely that we will ever know just exactly how many families confronted such choices, or how many behaved in this way or that at a particular time.
The most highly rated strains experienced by the caregivers were related to 'difficulty handling bizarre and disturbing behavior' and 'difficulty managing fluctuating emotions of ill relatives' (M = 2.96, M = 2.96).
Caregivers may experience financial burdens, difficulty handling disruptive behavior and fluctuating emotions that cannot be controlled, a lack of time for personal enjoyment and social engagement, difficulty handling the lack of motivation found in the mentally ill family member, and financial difficulties [ 1, 2].
