intense emotions

So professional footballers seem to recreate the intense emotions in some fans that tribal warfare aroused in their forebears.

I consider myself to be a realistic dreamer, and my life is full of intense emotions.

Passion, anger, and intense emotions will begin the first week of October, and may continue for the next fortnight.

Its purpose is to use vulgar words to vent their discontent, worry, anger, surprise and contempt, and protest so intense emotions.

Many survivors experience intense emotions in the aftermath of a sexual assault.

In anticipation of what is ahead, Jesus experiences intense emotions, described as trouble, distress and exceeding sorrow.

Results from a pilot scheme revealed that callers are happier at home, sadder at work and display more intense emotions in the evenings.

Results revealed that callers are happier at home, sadder at work and display more "intense" emotions in the evenings.

Translating upsetting experiences into language not only diffuses intense emotions, but changes the way you view experiences, Siebert says.

The exercise defused their intense emotions and changed the way they thought about their situation.

He looked at his fiancee with intense emotions.

The issue of immigration stirs intense emotions.

Intense emotions can be helpful, making us more engaged in what we are doing.

Similar to Leibeskind's Musuem, the LA Holocaust Musuem focuses on evoking intense emotions.

344, She doesn't like intense emotions. Neither do I.

But let that pass, I can not afford to study a less intense emotions.

Two methods of awakening intense emotions in teaching vocabulary

A world of pure intense emotions