Sentence examples for volatile feelings from inspiring English sources

God (an angel, a ghost, a muse, or sometimes a demon) steps back and acquiesces, letting go from his hands those very things, those volatile feelings, those wisps of celestial fire — what should we call them?

The writer-director, Cy Endfield, conjures an atmosphere of desperation from hardscrabble locations and elicits raw, volatile feelings from an ensemble that includes Stanley Baker, as the tough, melancholy hero, just out of prison and hoping to go straight, and Patrick McGoohan, as the vicious trucking foreman and lead driver.

God (an angel, a ghost, a muse, or sometimes a demon) steps back and acquiesces, letting go from his hands those very things, those volatile feelings, those wisps of celestial fire what should we call them?—that they saved for themselves, for their wondrous abode that is hidden from us.

They can be very volatile feelings, or very heavy feelings such as depression or despair.

An 11-foot wall surrounding the rebuilt embassy here speaks of residual wariness about volatile nationalist feelings.

Grace's own instability is every bit as scary, with Ms. Kidman lifting her "character above the conventions of the story into a realm of volatile, frenzied feeling," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

Like Tilda Swinton in "The Deep End," this week's other mom-in-distress thriller, she lifts her character above the conventions of the story into a realm of volatile, frenzied feeling made all the more poignant by her furious efforts to maintain control.

Buy from Amazon.co.ukAS MANY a weary European politician has discovered, Greeks harbour a volatile mixture of feelings towards meddling foreigners: suspicion, victimhood, entitlement and a pang of lost eminence.

The beauty of the novel is that Antrim has created a narrator who reproduces, in the reader, the same volatile mixture of feelings regarding the narrator himself: Doug is at once irresistibly lovable and unbearably frustrating.

"For many white-collar workers, there's just a volatile combination of feelings that they are underappreciated and not sharing fully in the benefits of this supposedly booming economy.

"This volatile mix of intense feeling and contagion via social media spreads the idea of participating in an emotionally charged behaviour to such a large population that even if a tiny percentage of its viewers wish to mimic it, we're bound to see instances of it far and wide".