Sentence examples for heat emotion from inspiring English sources

Lefevre and his cast capture much of the play's surface-level elegance, but the subtext of heat, emotion and desperation is only sporadically suggested.

Personal abuse is rarely constructive, but heated emotions are understandable.

Then there are the uncertainties and heated emotions in a country in conflict.

Heated emotions flicker below a fluid surface, as skeins of understated, virtuosic movement unfurl to Robert Een's moody score.

ENTER Mr. Peck, 43, who at first glance seems an unlikely figure to be caught up in such heated emotions.

Paul's supporters then tried to exploit arcane party rules to get as many Tampa convention delegates as they could, which stirred heated emotions, leading to court battles in some states and even physical injury and arrests in Louisiana.

Western diplomats shuttled among the main political leaders in Macedonia today, laying the groundwork for direct talks over the weekend in a resort town far from the heated emotions that have prodded the country ever closer to outright war.

The highest priority is to prevent the hopes and aspirations of the Arab Spring from being derailed by disunity or the manipulation of the heated emotions that have long swirled around the central issue of peace in the Middle East.

These days it is hard to understand just why seasonings would elicit such heated emotions, but as Mr. Turner points out near the end of this entertaining book, "the apex of the spice age was the beginning of the end of their attraction".

The heated emotions and sprawling settings in "Death in Venice," presented by the Hamburg Ballet on Wednesday night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, exist in a coolly lighted, elegant world of grays, chill blue and whites, from a spacious, anonymous ballet studio to the streets and beaches of a stylized Venice.

Heated emotions often produce the least useful responses.