Sentence examples for Disturbed emotional from inspiring English sources
Big Sur is the most beautiful place in the US, but when you're in a disturbed emotional state the vastness of it was upsetting – it felt like evil spirits were lurking there.
Partners of cybersex addicts are also sometimes in denial, distressed by a seriously disturbed emotional and sexual relationship but relieved that the addict is not pursuing real-life sex with strangers.
I also presented evidence (here) and (here) that the antidepressant drugs very frequently cause disturbed emotional reactions in children, including disinhibition and mania.
Speculatively, it can be suggested that disturbed emotional experiences such as depression and anxiety are evoked by imbalanced co-operation of these paths of the emotional system.
This cortical network pattern was interpreted as a vigilance-avoidance response, where the PTSD group showed an increased cortical response to salient stimuli followed by disturbed emotional modulation.
36 37 Therefore, it is possible that job stress, work-life imbalance and disturbed emotional well-being are all associated with the higher current smoking prevalence in those who have long working hours.
He says Nasscom was disturbed by emotional stories in the American news media, "such as 35-year-old single mother, supporting sick parents, loses job — due to outsourcing — and now is unable to pay school fees for her daughter".
The music that matters the most to us – well, to me at any rate – makes me stressed, in a deep sense, because it confronts and disturbs our emotional equilibrium.
Disturbed by how much emotional baggage we carry around in relation to email, I decided to investigate the brain chemistry that feeds our email addiction and how we can regain control of our inboxes for my new book Unsubscribe.
Similarly, there is evidence of shared underlying features, such as altered cognitions, disturbed social and emotional functioning [ 36, 37].
Regardless of disclosure status, the children's drawings and conversations suggested severe emotional distress, disturbed self-image, and social isolation.
