| Yet this wasted wandering minstrel has all the emotional wow of a Waits or a Springsteen in his prime. |
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| The story is built up through successive emotional crescendos, immediately downplayed by abrupt narrative shifts. |
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| It's impossible to read of the terrors abroad in her shabby streetscapes without total emotional involvement. |
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| While Alice's suicide may be seen as an act of emotional weakness or an act of familial abnegation, it is not. |
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| Kreviazuk's live shows are part concert, part comedy routine, part emotional rendering. |
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| What about emotional intelligence, the ability to understand and listen to yourself and others? |
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| He has channelled his emotional pain into a vigorous and passionate account that will live long in my memory. |
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| Her concerns range from shocking acts of internecine slaughter to the emotional loneliness of the war reporter. |
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| It had been rather emotional for those groups that were eliminated in the second round. |
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| Always a promising singer, in the past he has seemed to hide something of his personality behind a certain emotional loftiness. |
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| A win would bring verve to a locker room in need of such a catalyst, an emotional jolt. |
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| While you think wearing a suit of emotional armor is safe, it keeps people at a distance. |
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| Now, it's just words, torrents of them, stubbornly arrhythmic at times and other times too clinical to have any emotional impact. |
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| Getting hurt no longer seemed inevitable, and my emotional armor began to come off. |
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| Having a teenager in the family can mean you're in for an emotional roller-coaster ride. |
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| Group lessons can, therefore, establish the instructional model that can enhance the emotional literacy of every piano student. |
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| For many who are, like Peter, in the course of progressive dementia, litanies, prayers, and hymns often have a deep emotional significance. |
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| The long format used to tell a story, taking the listener on an emotional journey. |
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| For example, she is giving an extra-ordinary performance, but we feel like we're missing large chunks of her emotional arc. |
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| Danielle might have expected a long-winded, emotional speech about the woman's dream, but her tone was all business. |
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| How close to the approximate truth for many men would that scenario be in terms of their emotional maturity? |
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| Her eyes roamed around before landing on the face that looked more emotional than others. |
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| His interests, however, were not confined to optical recording but also included his emotional reaction to roaming the streets at night. |
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| This helps the children approach a highly emotional situation in a more objective manner. |
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| Many experiments have been conducted on the results of emotional stability from ritualism. |
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| It not only conveys information, the dry facts and figures of the events, but also their full emotional weight. |
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| Rock's spiritual, political and emotional content was stirring and important, and it gave us strength. |
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| While they draw you in by making you feel part of the stirring action, great football films also produce an emotional connection. |
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| It is the sign associated with intemperance and a craving for emotional excitement and sensuality. |
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| He seemed like he was talking about someone else, without any sign of shame and remorse, and without any emotional involvement. |
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| The closing lines of this poem verify the poet's intense intellectual and emotional engagement with nature. |
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| Simon manages to imply whole whirling masses of emotional upheaval in but a few words and lines of melody. |
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| Trumped-up waiting lists and emotional appeals concerning the poor quality of child care are indications of a far greater goal. |
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| They edited her writings and touched up her image to fit the ripely emotional world of 19 th-century piety. |
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| Because alcohol affects emotional centers in the limbic system, alcoholics can become anxious, depressed and even suicidal. |
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| A large number also suffer long-lasting psychological and emotional effects from being threatened or attacked. |
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| The amygdala, part of the limbic system, determines emotional response to external stimuli. |
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| The likelihood of this increases when emotional or physical stress are present. |
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| It would like to hear from people who feel able to give emotional support to the bereaved. |
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| The early humanoids traditionally characterised as ape-like brutes were deeply emotional beings with high-pitched voices. |
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| Any judge has to draw back from an emotional anger that any right-minded thinking person feels for what you did. |
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| On Anzac Day, Gordon was joined by his six sons, who watched an emotional service in Lismore, along with a large crowd. |
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| Withdrawn children also exhibit signs of emotional distress such as anxiousness, and display less positive expressions. |
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| Two Mayo people had what can only be described as the most emotional experience of a lifetime. |
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| Motherwort is reputed to release tension caused by emotional and mental stress. |
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| For a Libra, that same full Moon might upset the emotional apple cart that they have just worked so hard to get sorted. |
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| Their racism, misogyny and emotional brutality become unbelievable in an English setting. |
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| I like to think of myself as relatively calm and level-headed, pretty much trundling along on an emotional even keel. |
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| With so much potentially at stake, this politically charged issue is fanning a fiercely emotional debate. |
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| A handful of judicious cuts and fades would have given Black Widow a moodier bent and sharper emotional focus. |
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| The opening sequence reaches such an emotional peak that the remaining conversations seem almost anticlimactic. |
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| For many, reuniting with wives and children is the next difficult and emotional task. |
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| The parents of freed charity worker Ian Stillman were today enjoying an emotional reunion with their son. |
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| He enjoyed an emotional family reunion with his son at an undisclosed location. |
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| The scenes were repeated all along the border area, with tearful and emotional reunions between mothers and daughters, brothers and cousins. |
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| Wishing for no more tidal waves in the stormy emotional ocean of the day, Shey returned her mother's overly sympathetic smile. |
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| The traditional notion is that nostalgia is the mental and emotional retrieval of an object lost in the past. |
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| After breaking through my emotional blocks, I was ready to confront the antagonists in my life who contributed to my problem. |
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| Famously, Forster accused the educational systems of the time of retarding the emotional development of schoolboys. |
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| By way of background, most British leftists have some degree of emotional attachment to our public services. |
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| Given the rise in shareholder activism, annual general meetings can be emotional affairs. |
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| The classical restraint and emotional detachment of Bronzino's work reveal a temperament quite unlike that of his master Pontormo. |
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| With difficulty, she restrained herself from getting emotional as a result of his sudden kindness. |
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| The show has provoked an emotional response from audiences everywhere it has been staged. |
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| Among writers who have examined the emotional power of food is Joanne Harris, the Anglo-French novelist whose books include Chocolat. |
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| And his sparing use of close-ups for maximum emotional impact is both resonant and economical. |
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| Harry's personal conflicts become the central focus, and the emotional resonance is sufficient to power the film. |
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| Beyond the coolness, however, each action scene has a purpose and emotional resonance to it. |
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| But I can also remember that situation as such an emotional and anxious time. |
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| Instead of the usual light-hearted romp, this performance found power and emotional resonance in the music. |
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| The story of Lucille is vapid and uninteresting in comparison, for it lacks any emotional or societal resonance. |
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| Even the emotional experience that Tchaikovsky's music affords us can be traced back to his consummate artistry. |
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| Baseball may not quite be America's favorite sport anymore, but it still has plenty of emotional resonance. |
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| Of course, his films were also movies with complicated characters, a distinctive milieu, and emotional resonance. |
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| One trait is the stress-related emotional disturbance measured by Goldberg's 30-item General Health Questionnaire. |
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| A gentle and lyrical andantino in triple time with a lilting rhythm and an emotional central section ended intimately, in stillness. |
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| The reserved exterior that reflects caution and orthodoxy masks an inner emotional make-up that hints of mischief and rebellion. |
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| The sonic trickery can get a little wearing, but there's always a heart-melting tune or a catchy chorus to provide an emotional anchor. |
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| What better way of dealing with the emotional hardship of living out of a suitcase than a place where you can do your own cooking and laundry? |
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| It is actually composed of emotional distance, politics, finance, and sexual repression. |
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| The extra layer of repression, though, becomes a gauze obscuring the emotional beats of the story. |
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| They amplified simple stories with such emotional reverberations that they became elemental and overpowering, like a force of nature. |
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| Strong tactics may deplete the support provider's emotional resources at a faster rate than they can be replenished. |
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| And lastly, most women, even younger women, are still failing to take emotional ownership of their money. |
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| I loved the ambiguousness and the honesty, the emotional resonance of being completely forthright and yet respectful of the subject matter. |
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| In cold legal language it all sounded, and was, less generous and expansive than it had seemed in the emotional candlelight of a summer night. |
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| Body language, expressions, and environmental cues can deepen emotional bonds. |
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| If we are trying to ape the west, what we will land up with is a whole lot of emotional wrecks. |
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| The book tries to explores the intense emotional bond that forms between people when they become reliant on each other. |
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| Anthropologists have begun to question their previous views on the cultural relativity of emotional experience. |
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| The emotional nature of most sexual relationships seems to have changed the focus from the self to the dyad. |
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| One study even pooh-poohed the games of duck-duck-goose and musical chairs, suggesting they inflict emotional damage. |
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| While the crew wrestles with the logistics of survival, emotional relationships between them begin to manifest. |
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| The burly Scotsman, who earlier this year was an emotional wreck after the public breakup of his marriage, had tears in his eyes. |
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| I knew I was going to be an emotional wreck, judging from how quickly my moods were changing. |
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| She couldn't offer any emotional stability, because she was an emotional wreck as it was. |
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| I knew she was an emotional wreck, but I was a little surprised when she broke down into tears right in front of me. |
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| My dad was an emotional wreck and my mom completely withdrew from everything around her. |
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| The phone call will come, and even though I have been expecting it, I'll still be an emotional wreck. |
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| Good art is a kind of emotional funhouse mirror that reflects yourself and your feelings in all kinds of new and exciting ways. |
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| By murdering 37 and wounding scores of devotees, perpetrators have widened the emotional and communal divide. |
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| You try to rekindle old flames and remember the past and tend to open old emotional wounds. |
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| An example of emotional abuse is if your parents constantly say you are worthless and they wish you had never been born. |
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| The behavior you describe is a classic precursor for even worse emotional abuse and could possibly turn violent. |
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| Your responses to his work are planned long in advance, using the logic and workings of an emotional mathematician. |
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| To ignore the emotional realities of parenthood is misleadingly reductionistic. |
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| But Far from Heaven is a film of great emotional resonance precisely because it hasn't a trace of irony or knowingness. |
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| There is no such thing, in other words, as a stimulus which produces the same emotional response in everyone. |
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| A week in Adelaide with her had knocked Mum around fairly badly on an emotional level. |
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| It is a tale of fear and guilt, emotional survival, and the redemptive power of love. |
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| It feels emotional and meaningful to me because I do think love is incredibly redemptive. |
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| Remember that the rede does not just mean physical harm but all kinds of harm, be it physical, mental, emotional or other. |
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| I'd like to spend the next session trying to get a handle on some of the emotional issues which led to her feeling of being overwhelmed. |
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| Far heavier, mature and emotional than its predecessor and descendants this is by a whisker the pick of the bunch. |
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| Mark Darcy is an emotional withholder to a degree which verges on the sadistic. |
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| It's gutsy for Shanley to withhold the emotional satisfaction of closure in a drama fueled by such a fraught subject. |
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| If you don't care about your own emotional well-being, my just wishing you well won't really help you. |
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| It was a no-turning-back speech, albeit spoken with an emotional catch in the throat. |
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| Someone you consider a kindred soul will either help fill an emotional void or guide you through a difficult situation. |
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| With the back of her hand she wiped away the moisture from her eyes, mentally kicking herself for getting so emotional over it. |
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| They are also to receive counselling for the emotional effects of their ordeal. |
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| There is a major story subplot that I have not mentioned, which truly kick-starts the emotional journey for all of our characters. |
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| We hold these values dear to our hearts because they resonate with strong emotional ties. |
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| The pieces are tied together less by logic or plot than they are by emotional links. |
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| Ms Kennedy said the service provided emotional and practical support with the aid of a team of trained volunteers fluent in many languages. |
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| It's very much a kind of emotional reaction as much as a kind of reasoned political one, if you want. |
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| The children have suffered emotional harm by reason of all the matters set out above. |
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| There are also moments when the emotional responses of key characters in key situations completely fail to ring true. |
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| As the emotional heat turns up, they unlace their hearts and their consciences, shedding their wigs and letting their hair down. |
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| This statement on creating emotional reality affords me the opportunity I've been looking for. |
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| Unfortunately, refusal to try a wide range of fresh and wholefoods deprives children of the very nutrients they need for emotional stability. |
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| Thus, one manifestation of the lack of differentiation of self is emotional reactivity. |
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| The only people who usually benefit from a knee-jerk emotional reaction to a security event are the vendors. |
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| Some pet keepers are bitten while handling their snakes in a drunken, drugged, tired, or emotional state, late at night. |
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| Why not pause for a moment and bathe in the emotional afterglow of that statement? |
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| The highly textured surface of these poems does not, however, obscure the continuous emotional undercurrent. |
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| The stories have a raw texture that lays bare the rather bleak emotional life of her repressed, and repressive environment. |
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| The first is a significant emotional experience, which refers to an event or happening that literally rattles the person to change. |
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| When I began this book I thought scientists had no emotional life, they were men and women in white coats. |
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| The availability of both emotional and affirmative support is negatively correlated with depression. |
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| For them, Birthright was a powerful, emotional affirmation of everything they already believed. |
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| Attachment refers to an enduring affectional bond characterized by mutual trust, support, and emotional connection. |
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| Erianne always set his senses on heightened alarm, even now when she was an emotional whirlwind. |
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| She is 22 but her voice is more blighted bud than rose, an emotional instrument that conveys innocence broken on the wheel of restless craving. |
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| The amount of emotional space it takes to have a feeling of adultness and autonomy will vary from relationship to relationship. |
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| Mike was now copying our dad's voice, which made me wince with emotional pain. |
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| Oldfield House Unit meets the needs of junior pupils with emotional and behavioural difficulties. |
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| Consequently, it is easy to forget the adolescent emotional turmoil that embroils the youngest ones. |
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| Theories about the emotional and moral development of adolescent girls are then presented. |
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| Medical students ' stress also was expected to be associated with poorer marital and emotional adjustment among their spouses. |
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| It also serves as an essential adjunct to conscious voluntary or emotional reactions. |
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| As per the information received, Kulkarni exited yesterday amid emotional adieus that came as a shock to many. |
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| His fields of dots grew through a ruminative, additive process that is integral to their emotional tenor. |
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| Little is known of the drug's long term effects on physical health or emotional well-being. |
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| It's total disregard for the financial and emotional welfare of everyone involved. |
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| Most joiners of cults respond to the leader's message first at an emotional level, then later at the physical and intellectual levels. |
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| Oncology nurses help educate each patient and family about the radiation treatment, and they provide emotional support to the patients. |
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| Kuijken brings an excellent team of soloists together to produce a reading of radiant spiritual beauty and emotional depth. |
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| The method integrates the physical growth and emotional balance of children with intellectual capability. |
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| I think for my own sanity and emotional balance, that's the best tack I can take with it, really. |
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| Religious certitude, for many fundamentalists, is the portal to cognitive balance and emotional stability. |
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| Such a dynamic balancing process does not assume the existence or practicality of achieving an optimal emotional balance. |
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| Acupuncture is known to stimulate endorphins, and so can reduce cravings and restore emotional balance. |
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| Old, his face was weathered and wrinkled, but he always had a smile for the strange woman and her sporadic emotional outbursts. |
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| It was a bitter, acrimonious divorce that involved lawyers and an emotional tug-of-war over access to Leon. |
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| But his weak-willed characters never go through with their emotional crimes, so the book is filled with almost-disasters. |
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| But there's an emotional security at play too, the kind of home-away-from-home feeling that the jet set crave. |
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| The episode achieves its emotional effect without sentimentality and with intellectual integrity. |
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| It's more brazen, more shot through with the raw ache of relationships and the nakedness of emotional experience. |
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| The drama is in the emotional defences each soldier employs to survive the horrors they face. |
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| You watch the emotional drama taking place inside and outside without getting caught up in it. |
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| I would think that the woman in question has severe emotional issues that should be dealt with. |
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| The only direct reward of sharing for the man would be his own emotional satisfaction derived from the benefits accrued to his young. |
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| Our scientists surmised that the bulk of any emotional consideration was left to the queens, who ruled the Zylon like a queen bee does her hive. |
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| They have found it to be necessary for the accomplishment of developmental tasks and critical for cognitive and emotional growth. |
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| I wanted her to either slap me or show me some warmth, the emotional distance was too much to bear. |
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| You have to stand up and declare yourself off limits to emotional terrorism. |
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| One explanation for such paradoxical behaviours is that they are motivated by visceral factors relating to physical and emotional drives. |
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| The advertising companies, currently employed by the parties, have no qualms about emotional manipulation. |
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| People who as toddlers learn secure emotional attachment due to good parenting don't feel the need to abuse drugs or alcohol. |
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| The emotional turmoil naturally accompanying Jotham's situation inspired him to ascend the hill and shout to the men of Shechem to listen to his story. |
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| When your emotional balance stabilizes, you may think differently. |
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| Van Gogh's work represents the emotional spontaneity in painting. |
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| The candidate made an emotional concession speech when it was clear that he had lost. |
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| But while support for ending the death penalty was cold and actuarial, opposition to the measure was emotional and raw. |
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| There is a sort of alchemy of the masala in some ways, and that journey is parallel to the emotional journey he takes. |
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| Aries Coming out of an info-gathering phase, you must put down emotional roots lest you get lost in spinning thoughts. |
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| To call Wild an emotional film would be an egregious disservice to its astounding journey to screen. |
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| The combination of emotional abuse and overt sexualization resulted in an attachment disorder. |
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| She had been, he says, the backbone of their family and losing her shifted their entire emotional landscape. |
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| The baseline question, as it so often is in politics these days, is about emotional resistance. |
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| Directly after her emotional scene with Mrs. Hughes, Anna encounters Mr. Bates in the hallway. |
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| How do structural brain changes correlate with emotional and behavioral symptoms? |
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| Gomez voluntarily spent two weeks in rehab last month, and Demi sticks up for bestie Selena as she works out her emotional life. |
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| This breach is an extraordinary emotional drag on the exhausted population. |
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| Eventually Megan quits her job to pursue acting, and this physical rift mirrors a widening emotional gap between the couple. |
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| Taurus longs for emotional healing, Virgo gets compulsive, and Capricorn trusts his instinct. |
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| Dern, then, is responsible for carrying the emotional weight of some of the most wrenching scenes in the pair of tearjerkers. |
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| It effortlessly combined a catchy tune, an emotional arc and a surprisingly easy way to remember multiples of three. |
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| Both before and after the match, Danny Wallace walked out of the tunnel, leaning heavily on a walking stick, to receive a tumultuous and emotional welcome from the fans. |
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| But the music is often painfully beautiful, especially the love song Marie and the emotional wallow of Guilty, and Newman's craftsmanship is consistently staggering. |
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| Somehow hearing abstractly about 6 million killed just does not make the same emotional connection as reading the full story of one little girl and her family. |
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| A person with a simple partial seizure does not lose consciousness, but may experience confusion, jerking movements, tingling, or odd mental and emotional events. |
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| And an emotional purge is in order, as ruler Mercury enters Sagittarius squaring Chiron and trining Mars. |
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| A Vietnam war widow has made an emotional appeal for help after burglars stole her late husband's medals and the birth certificate of their dead baby daughter. |
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| Under Kevin Sutley's direction, this production finds a queasy pace, coloured as much by the insane bingeing on stage as the emotional minefield it traverses. |
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| He spends as much time as he can with them to maintain emotional balance. |
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| Its best to keep making adjustments to remain centered and balanced on all levels of consciousness, that is, the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. |
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| Emma Thompson gives Carrington plenty of emotional gravity, carrying off scenes that might otherwise seem weepy and sentimental by giving them a touch of the pathological. |
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| He uses his comedic timing and emotional commitment to the words to make these jokes work. |
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| Rooting around for unique observations that have universal resonance offers emotional release to you, and comic relief to others. |
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| The raillery of the two main characters lacks any real emotional context. |
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| On Tuesday, an emotional and contrite Guillen went before the cameras and apologized for more than an hour for his remarks. |
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| Her voice is flat, with a halfhearted hitch and no emotional delivery. |
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| But if there is something suicidal in Woolf's emotional attraction to this kind of loss of self, there is also something deeply readerly about it. |
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| He even enlists Mary J. Blige to croon an emotional bridge about how much he loves Mothah Killah. |
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| After all, the biggest names in the art world have cultivated their craft through heartbreak and emotional strife. |
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| It became the intellectual and emotional sign of opposition, rejecting racial humiliation, rebelling against domination and ultimately leading to revolution. |
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| The outgoing winterers are leaving their home for the last year and for them it can be very emotional even though most are very anxious to get home. |
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| They could not sue for emotional distress, damages for which can only be won in a wrongful life suit. |
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| He displayed aggressive behaviour, emotional immaturity, impulsiveness, rejection of authority and manipulative behaviour, lied, swore and had a leaning towards kleptomania. |
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| Human evolution has left men as deeply wired for emotional connections to children as women are. |
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| Simon's frail, drifting voice is the emotional key to the music, undercutting the epic strokes of his guitar with a sort of wonderstruck humanness. |
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| It was an emotional speech, but a delightfully graceful, rather than unctuous and overblown, one. |
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| This shift in government policy, towards attending to individuals' emotional needs, is seen as a step up from traditional redistributionist social policies. |
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| They met before filming began because dench wanted to understand the emotional toll of the trauma. |
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| Without rubbing his nose in the emotional frenzy he works himself into, try talking calmly to your boyfriend and take a stab at joint problem solving. |
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| I expect world-weary people, who show the physical and emotional scars of time on the inside and hold a high level of cynicism about the outside world. |
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| It does so in ways that fulfill deep-seated emotional needs that, at their profoundest level, are devotional. |
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| It was a pitiful sight to see such a fine ambassador for British sport sitting on the kerb, head in hands, shaking her head, a physical and emotional wreck. |
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| The whole point of this storyline is that he has reduced her to a gibbering wreck through emotional and verbal cruelty without any physical violence. |
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| The voluminous and emotional responses ranged from kudos to condemnation. |
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| But the most dangerous kind, Dickson says, is the emotional kind, because it keeps people trapped. |
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| The gun control lobby engages in emotional brainwashing to further its attempts at disarming the American people. |
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| The way you accelerate and decelerate the speed of your film and audio, creating these sudden visual and aural disruptions, seems to allegorize emotional states. |
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| As stormy weather closes in, delaying passage even longer, Joan's carefully laid plans are dashed upon the rocks by an equally powerful emotional gale. |
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| The media also vividly portrayed the emotional sequel of the disaster reiterating the importance of emotional support and psychological interventions. |
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| In a country in which broken homes, absentee parents and latchkey kids are endemic to every social class, he can touch some of the hottest emotional buttons. |
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| The major outcomes were that anxiety level did affect both attention and retention and repressors were not inhibited in their processing of emotional words. |
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| The total effect was surprisingly focused and intimate, with Gabriel's confessional singing style providing an emotional anchor for the ever-shifting visuals. |
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| The first three episodes were very quick, but there were also episodes that were about emotional movement. |
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| The rush to judge kids on their good behavior has been accelerated by the notion of emotional intelligence. |
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| We felt strong and empowered and hugged each other in celebration and recognition of our emotional and physical accomplishments. |
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| Love must have the power to haunt to provide emotional resonance. |
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| It's visual inventiveness and emotional resonance are second to none. |
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| I don't have the personal emotional resources to be able to reply to these people, and I don't know what it is that I do or write that makes people turn to me. |
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| There are a lot of loud guitars, screaming vocals and angst-ridden lyrics, but it all sounds very freeze-dried and lacking in genuine emotional involvement. |
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| Its emotional core is also sure, and serious, entrancing and relatively dark. |
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| The quartet seems to be dealing with their respective emotional turmoil with enviable zippy wit. |
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| In this process, we see the fallacy of blaming others for our emotional reactions and we are less likely to act out antagonistically or violently toward others. |
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| His vocals on the verse are some of his most affecting and emotional yet, while the anthemic chorus provides a break of desperate hope amid the quiet despondency. |
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| The estrangement, as emotional as it is physical, will be 21 years old in August. |
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| Better than anyone though, Murdoch saw and exploited the emotional needs satisfied by the pursuit of celebrity. |
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| But it is their fraught emotional relationship that makes the story so explosive. |
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| Prowling the stage like a drunken panther, his tales of emotional torture may have grown tiresome, but his incendiary political material proved a rip-roaring success. |
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| Unimpeded by antique censorship codes or outdated moral guidelines, they lent a painful emotional truth and sometimes savage sexual energy to characters who lived on the edge. |
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| Online messages are NOT an appropriate avenue for providing your entire life history or unloading about your past hurts and current emotional state. |
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| It is often said that asthma can be triggered by emotional stress. |
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| Other cases clearly involve unbearable mental and emotional stress. |
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| We were older, strained, stressed, with mental and emotional burdens. |
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| The whole idea of talking openly and sharing your feelings is antithetical to the good old-time values of emotional repression on which this country was founded. |
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| Investigators observed that melody appears to act on the brain's emotional core, the limbic system, which moves us to joy, awe, peace, fear and sadness. |
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| Here the artist rises to the challenge of equaling in visual terms the musicians' balance between skillful technique, extreme discipline and spontaneous emotional inflection. |
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| Because interpretation is as much grounded in emotional apprehension as it is in cognitive reflection, we interpret by default as well as by design. |
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| These characters cart around pleasing loads of emotional baggage for a romantic comedy, which makes the final half hour of cat-and-mouse games a huge letdown. |
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| Music is about emotional expression, not logical argumentation. |
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| Research has shown that a fugue state may be induced by intensely emotional or stressful events. |
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| She keeps the rough stuff to a minimum, though the emotional abuse is continually evident, in a tale of two lovers caught up in their own personal tragedy. |
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| Fathers step in to socialize their toddlers along gender lines at around 13 months, verbally rough-housing their sons and talking in more emotional terms with daughters. |
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| The word imposter was floated at me a few times. I can still feel the sting of those words sometimes when I hit an emotional low point. |
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| I settle upon a particular emotional situation, out of which characters and a plot will emerge. |
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| Large amounts of volatility often indicate the presence of strong emotional factors playing into the price. |
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| Some think of themselves as demisexual, only able to feel attraction when a very strong emotional bond already exists. |
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| During this exercise, he was also able to develop a strong emotional connection with a large number of BBC staff in a reciprocative manner. |
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| But the film is largely redeemed by an unexpected emotional resonance befitting a Steven Spielberg production. |
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| They typically express the emotional toll the colonists bear by their isolation. |
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| Happy Lake was named by three pioneering bachelors extolling their emotional state in their femaleless society. |
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| Sentimental novels relied on emotional responses, both from their readers and characters. |
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| When reviewing the research results, we were able to see the emotional structure of the ad was less dramatic than we had intended. |
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| The temperament dimensions measure individual differences in emotional responses to associatively conditioned stimuli. |
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| The first line striking an emotional chord is reciprocated with cheers, claps and zindabad chants only getting louder. |
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| Stoppard's plays have been sometimes dismissed as pieces of clever showmanship, lacking in substance, social commitment, or emotional weight. |
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| What a brittle personality! A little misunderstanding and he's an emotional wreck. |
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| A study conducted with children in their early school years suggested that there are emotional and behavioural benefits to being bilingual. |
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| It celebrates the emotional and intellectual concepts of sentiment, sentimentalism, and sensibility. |
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| Twins from all the patterns of twinship experienced this emotional disaster as young adults or in their midlives. |
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| The strong points about him are his curiosity, his vitality, his eagerness, and the emotional fervour of his affections. |
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| Although this person may have an emotional national identity, he or she may not legally be the national of any state. |
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| Doctors must consider the emotional and spiritual needs of their patients. |
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| The story is about the emotional odyssey experienced by a teenage girl. |
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| In studies of visual discrimination, the position of the ears has been used as an indicator of emotional state. |
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| He suffered severe emotional distress as a result of the accident. |
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| Katie Finneran's emotional acceptance speech dedicated to her fiance. |
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| Thus, it is wise to avoid cultivating an emotional scar, as it can play havoc with your happiness and success. |
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| On the premiere, the scornees are sent to a life coach, Debbie Ford, who runs an emotional boot camp in Palm Springs, Calif. |
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| The Yorkshirewoman lost both her parents to cancer last year but still fought her way to an emotional world title. |
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| Physical signs of emotional abuse may include speech disorders, anachronistically infantile behavior or lags in emotional development. |
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| I saw a strong emotional content that would carry with little children's experiences with life. |
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| Revealing himself a sappily emotional romantic, Smith even has an affecting rooftop dance lesson turn into a complete musical production number. |
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| More stressed participants also had stronger connections between the amygdala and brain areas linked to emotional distress. |
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