Sentence examples for newfound emotions from inspiring English sources

When she discovered love in the hammerlock that doubled as an embrace, her face registered the passage of newfound emotions.

The stoic and reclusive Mare is baffled by her own newfound emotions, which are also in violation of the rules she is teaching a new employee, Lorraine.

When it was over, Sampras told McEnroe he loved him, and then said of his newfound emotions: "I don't think people have seen that from me before.

I feel like Robin Williams in 'Bicentennial Man.' " He took on the round-eyed look of a robot puzzled by newfound emotions: "I — I can feel love!" Even though the September 20th show established Stewart as someone to trust and turn to, a national figure, he says he'll never watch it again.

But Ms. Dexter returned to singing in 1991 and infused her cabaret act with a newfound grit and emotion.

None of the newfound depth of emotion displayed by Mr. Amis's extraordinary 2000 memoir "Experience" can be found in these pages; none of the brio and ambition of his 1995 novel "The Information".

Mr. Romano said he was initially elated at his newfound freedom, but panicky emotions soon began to surface.

One unfortunate girl would have to stand featherless for the first time, full of the tingling and strange emotions of newfound womanhood, showing her kit and caboodle to the entire leering court.

Additionally: when he comes back, Gene, using his newfound control of his many emotions, helps the boy who owns the phone do a sick chirpse, which makes him decide to undelete his phone – everyone cheers and applauds.

I have mixed emotions about big media's newfound concern for under-funded candidates.

Sure, your baby-in-chief may be exploring his newfound autonomy, trying out words to express his emotions (suddenly, everything is "sad," "bad," "Vlad"), or hitting his Piagetian milestones.