Sentence examples for unstable emotion from inspiring English sources

As Sontag put it, "Compassion is an unstable emotion.

Unstable behavior, unstable emotions, unstable relationships, and an unstable sense of identity.

It is because some adolescents would want to commit suicide due to unstable emotions or short tempers; because they think they are already dead…some adolescents even become furious and violent.

Mood swings and generally unstable emotions.[2].

Empathy is fickle, unpredictable and rooted within the unstable grounds of human emotion.

Indeed, in The Two Sources, Bergson compares creative emotions to unstable mental states as those found in the mad.

Daphne du Maurier's novels, set on or adjacent to Bodmin Moor, emphasize the moor's relationship to unstable and intense human emotions and crises.

People with borderline personality disorder have incredible challenges when dealing with others and themselves because they have inflexible negative behavior patterns, an unstable self-image, uncontrollable emotions, and impulsivity.

Thus, in 1931 the Melbourne Age explained, that "it is fashionable at the moment to talk of mob rule and mass emotion as the unstable elements of democratic government – to suggest that dictatorship, or any form of government which is not democratic, is the rule of cold reason and high intellect".

The creative emotion makes one unstable and throws one out of the habitual mode of intelligence, which is directed at needs.

Indeed, by rendering our judgments unstable and prone to conflict, the emotions may pose a basic threat to human social life.