Master that emotion and he can still be one of the great men on the stage.
So it was assumed that Mr Bouchard would take the court's decision, hurl his indignation at it and, master of emotion that he is, urge Quebec's voters to show theirs.He did not.
In examining neo-realism, Mr. Scorsese makes a crucial distinction between the work of Rossellini, who let the brutal facts speak for themselves, and De Sica, a Cary Grant-like screen idol in the 1930's who turned to directing and proved himself a master of emotion.
From early scenes of a father and son struggling to master their emotions to its final, tearful exchange of salutes, "Men of Honor" harnesses big themes to big emotions.
Ms. Kurtz worked with the young women to develop discipline, master their emotions on the court and foster a sense of camaraderie.
Those in the sport may not start to adopt the attitude that the result of a race is out of their control, but you can tell by listening to Nick Zito that they try to master their emotions.
To have a brief understanding of trauma is to know that a traumatised young person, perhaps one suffering from PTSD for example, will try to work through their trauma through re-enactment to master their emotions.
If players can master their emotions, and stay calm or calm down, the game levels are easier to master and less surreal.
When you learn to master fearful emotions they become the most powerful wisdom teachers directing your life decisions.
In many cases, for investors to continue to maximize their financial returns, they must first learn to master their emotions.
