41. Noir became a way of extending the heightened emotionalism of German Expressionism into American film and American life. 42. "They have trouble with the emotionalism of the Baroque in Boston, " says Sutton. 43. An outspoken, lifelong socialist and communist sympathizer, he got caught up in McCarthy-era emotionalism . 44. But it was the same impetuosity and emotionalism that he showed in Prague that finally did Steiner in. 45. But it was clear that the IOC had recognized the overwhelming emotionalism of the Sept . 11 attacks. 46. But even in a reportorial rather than artistic vehicle like this, drama and emotionalism inevitably burst through. 47. In the past militant Sunni Muslims have taken advantage of the emotionalism of the processions to foment violence. 48. For all its narrative, the tale is strangely superficial, despite the emotionalism of its subject matter. 49. Chestnut said there had been more emotionalism about Al-Amin than about the convicted Oklahoma City bomber. 50. After the war, there was much recrimination of his stance, particularly from members of the emotionalism .
