This underlying difference hints at Góngora's primary concern with form and his concern in capturing the full aesthetic effect through his representation of the emotional torrents of love, jealousy and murder.

Krystian Zimerman, a pianist with a big technique and a lively imagination, braved the work's emotional torrents on Monday evening at Carnegie Hall.

The emotional torrent subsided.

The libido was then regarded as a kind of emotional torrent, that if it was frustrated underwent a pathological transformation into anxiety.

The emotional torrent subsided as if a lever had been turned, the flow shut off.

He eschewed the emotional torrent and tried to calm her.

Berlis's excitement-his total relief-flowed over the Vulcan and he quivered under the emotional torrent.

Memories deluged his mind, raising an emotional torrent that threatened to swallow him.

When A. B. Henderson, the acting mayor of Matawan, announced the borough would pay a one-hundred-dollar bounty "to the person who killed the shark, if one, or if more for each shark killed" an emotional torrent swept along the banks.

You see, the basis for their language isn't made up of word-symbols like ours, but is comparable to being dragged along in an emotional torrent, with the meanings emerging and submerging in the patterns.