Sentence examples for ruling emotion from inspiring English sources
Nostalgia, a subject of some debate in "Dear Doctor," is unabashedly the ruling emotion in "Echoes of the Rainbow," another Hong Kong hit.
The macho pose, an obligatory overcompensation for aestheticism in the nineteen-fifties, ill suited a man whose ruling emotion was fear, which sprung from an anxious childhood in a ragged, nomadic family.
I cannot determine whether it's the urge or the denial that is now ruling my emotions.
"Emotion was ruling us," says Mackay, "not pragmatic, commonsense business logic.
Right now emotion rather than rational pricing are ruling the market.
But some say the Swedish vote reflected the emotions of a Continent whose people feel remote from ruling elites and who sense that the European project negates their democratic aspirations.
In our current political climate it looks like our emotions are the leaders ― they've run away with us and are ruling our actions.
Tonight the ruling class knows.
Corruption is ruling our country".
Intel is still appealing ruling.
