Sentence examples for sharp emotion from inspiring English sources

He was seized with sharp emotion.

Ms. Weiss also gave the world premiere of Michael Hersch's "Recordatio," a meditation in shimmering clusters of chords that twice allowed her to tear loose in sudden paroxysms of sharp emotion but ran on a bit longer than its musical ideas seemed to require.

Elsewhere he offers some relief from the sharp emotions he often elicits.

Fear, he believes, was Golding's sharpest emotion, the fear of writing itself being one of the worst.

The sharpest emotion came when Mandela's ex-wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela kissed his widow Graca Machel, bent down and hugged her for several long seconds, then kissed her again.

Likewise unsurpassed was his gift for compressing the sharpest emotions into brief, polished verses that bristle with memorable images.

(Dunning) LIZ SARGENT (Tonight and tomorrow) Dancegoers viewing "Returning" wander through a beautiful space haunted by sharp-edged emotions.

IT'S hard to imagine any city enduring the sharp swing of emotions that London experienced in the summer of 2005.

All week, Craft politely detailed the sharp contrast in emotions, the way the excitement of the season mixed with his family's apprehension.

Saying he wanted to "speak directly to the people of Haiti," Mr. Obama gave a brief address from the White House that was one of the sharpest displays of emotion of his presidency.

The loss — far worse than any defeat experienced by the members of the 1986 Mets who were on hand — also caused a sharp swing in emotions at Citi Field, where the day began with a mood of warm nostalgia for the Mets' last championship team.