One reason for the change is that the thirties was a more ornamental time; another is that, as Okrent makes clear, the Rockefellers and their team felt themselves to be in implicit competition with the tyrants across the water, who seemed to be good at exactly this kind of massive, emotion-bearing building.
I found it exciting to play such massive emotions and deal with such interesting, to say the least, situations.
That was just such a massive rush of emotions for me," regaled Ramirez.
This is no easy task, as we know, for there are two large stumbling blocks: the impurity of the world and the impurity of oneself, not to mention one's massive imperfections of intelligence, emotion, foresight and judgment.
Frank is less of a departure for him than it looks, he says, especially in terms of the tone, which he describes as "a celebration of a certain kind of delicate slapstick, which I think has massive potential to express emotion.
The Mongòlics' true legacy is that they epitomised the euphoric outpouring of emotion – the massive release of tension – in post-Franco Spain.
It had been a whirlwind two weeks — if not six months — for Vonn, and when she removed her skis and walked to a quiet area beneath the massive Olympic scoreboard, her emotions were a mix of pride, reflection and relief.
"Emotion is a massive factor when you pull on the blue shirt but you need to peak at the right time and it can be a delicate balance.
Our evidence suggests that expert meditators control cognitive engagement in conscious processing of sensory-related, thought and emotion contents, by massive self-regulation of fronto-parietal and insular areas in the left hemisphere, in a meditation state-dependent fashion.
For me, this came with a mix of emotions, notably a massive surge of relief – we'd delivered the exhibition on time with no mishaps.
