"soaring emotion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe intense, overwhelming feelings of joy, excitement, or passion. Example: As she reached the mountaintop and looked out at the breathtaking view, her heart was filled with soaring emotion, grateful for the beauty of the world.
It breathes life and soaring emotion into the grey edges of the postmodernist realm; Hoffman was exceptional in it, as he was in everything.
Like many men in his 20s, Nutini seems split between concern for the welfare of the planet and a preoccupation with getting his end away: the tremendous Iron Sky and Looking for Something point towards existential earnestness with soaring emotion; but for the most part he's on a libido-driven warpath, such as on Scream (Funk My Life Up) and the Janelle Monae-featuring Fashion.
It was a moment of soaring emotion, fitting for Tlaib's historic bid.
She established herself as the queen of a particular genre of soaring, emotion-sodden show tune, delivered with a clarity and reliability that could rarely be bettered.
But the fundamental reason why the soaring emotions of the inauguration have soured just a year later goes beyond anything that Obama can do.
In the Jets' 30-10 plossff loss to the Raiders last January, Pennington was pulled under by relentless Raiders pressure and soaring emotions, a lethal combination that had shaken the preternaturally poised quarterback for the first time in his career.
"The soaring emotions from music might be a mystery to them, but if we were to convey something of what humans were about then music has to be a part of it," he later recalled in an interview with BBC Radio 4. Sagan quickly pitched the idea for the golden records, estimating it would cost $25,000 to make them.
It is a bold step to emulate America both in action and in the manner of that action (reliance on firepower), but the soaring emotions occasioned by the televised broadcasts of airstrikes are often subsequently tempered by an understanding of their inadequacies.
She soars with emotion, carrying the vehemence of stories of a time past, and is almost as understandable in German or French as she is in English.
This is a piece of high drama, soaring vocals and intense emotion - not on opera's usual grand themes of love or death, but instead on economics.
For night one, Bassnectar would pave the way with heavy bass hits and distortion, and Pretty Lights would sweep up his mess with soaring soundscapes and raw emotion.
