| His eyes glittered slightly with an emotion that seemed more lifeless than feeling. |
| Purely rational arguments often fail to capture potential political audiences, so appeals to emotion are extremely useful. |
| She whispered again, her voice shaking with emotion as she realized who had brutally murdered her mother. |
| Essentially, nobody knew what was going on, and emotions were ruling some heads that should have been kept cooler. |
| The man was a rock, and never let his emotions rule what he said or how he acted or reacted. |
| I always seemed to let my emotions rule me and I couldn't follow my heart this time, because for once I didn't know what my heart wanted. |
