Sentence examples for wild emotions from inspiring English sources
Those wild emotions are, for Anderson, the motors of love and beauty.
At last, she understood the cause of her wild emotions and debilitating depression.
Craig and Eliza are as flawed as the mortals they seek to help, subject to the same wild emotions, insecurities and jealousies.
That piece, an obstacle course of wooden chairs and wild emotions set to music by Henry Purcell, figures prominently in "Pina," encapsulating both Bausch's aesthetic and Mr. Wenders's desire to replicate on screen the depths and distances of the staging.
The unsettled intensity that was Ray's particular specialty — the sense, so vivid in his best films, of wild emotions obeying their own dangerous logic — infuses the middle section of "Broken Embraces," much of which takes place on the windswept volcanic island of Lanzarote.
"Seeing how emotional she was about her son going away … it was a big topic," said Holofcener, 53, recalling how Louis-Dreyfus, 52, turned to the snapshot when they first met to discuss empty nest syndrome and the film's protagonist, a divorcée contending with the wild emotions associated with sending her child off into the world.
The genre, once a repository of weirdness, wild emotion and sly cinematic invention, has recently devolved into a state of glum, routine sadism.
His encore, and particularly the sex-fuelled ballad Coffee, unfolded in an endless haze of synth and funk and driving beats and wild emotion.
But Malcolm's was only the most significant part of the most jawdropping England performance the Spin has ever seen, full of wild emotion, primal intent and sustained, almost deranged brutality.
Painted in reds and blues as luminous as those of Gothic stained glass, it crackles with formal improvisations (one swift white line rescues a large blue zone from incoherence) and wild emotion.
