Anyway: moving, emotions, dust swirling, boxes, vans, the new bus routes to learn, the et cetera.
"It's almost like a human interaction with an animal" he says of the experience, "sound is excellent, it moves emotion, and, of course you are drinking the plant at the same time".
In sowing those seeds of hatred in a way that will move emotions about his own battle, Mr. bin Laden has shown himself exceptionally adept at appealing to the street itself.
Blame might move emotions and win elections, but it's not a verb I choose to employ as I seek to regain my footing after this election cycle.
It's never wrenching, though, or even particularly moving; unruly emotions are portrayed, but not communicated.
For Meier, moving our emotions is not just some small part of the beauty of art, as Baumgarten seems to suggest.
Coming together with community and friends to take stock of what's happened can be a helpful way of moving through emotions, rather than getting stuck there.
"Markets move on emotion," said Richard D. Rippe, chief economist at Prudential Securities.
"It's a huge effort on my part to move into emotion".
(I cannot live without rice and peas. I now dance like a lunatic when Jamaica wins anything. And I will always make a noise when moved by emotion).
