Sentence examples for official emotion from inspiring English sources

But in South Carolina, barbecue has also become an occasion to vent what should be declared the state's official emotion: aggrievement.

Her performance also had plenty of heart, but it was the kind of official emotion that singers aim at the grandstands and reflected more personal ambition than personal pain.

Reuters reports: In detailed notes of the call seen by Reuters, one official described emotions as running "very high", making it difficult to come up with rational solutions, and referred to "open talk in regards of (Cyprus) leaving the euro zone".

The final whistle was met by uglier scenes as at least five North African players chased referee Seechur, who struggled to keep control and had to be protected by security officials as emotions spiralled out of control.

As one western official put it, "emotion is battling with logic".

Another White House official decided that emotions had reached such a "fever pitch" last Thursday -- with the public as well as some White House aides -- that the official asked Dr. Richard J. Tubb, the White House physician, to brief 10 representatives of White House offices on Friday about the reality of the threat.

In the face of deep emotions and official intransigence, it seems unlikely that Beijing, Tokyo and Taipei might agree to a radically simple notion: All three nations would stand down and renounce their claims, thereby settling things.

Today Kidd and Nets officials expressed conflicting emotions, trying to balance his desire to play with medical precautions.

It was a sign that a thaw had taken hold; what came first, the rush of public emotion or the official approval, was never entirely clear.

Nothing could compare to the joy and deep emotion the local officials felt at being so generously praised.

Just to reach the grand final has burst a Bulldog dam of emotion, with supporters, officials, old players, new players, weeping uncontrollably when the team defeated GWS last weekend.