Sentence examples for Emotional hole from inspiring English sources

"Unquestionably there is a huge emotional hole left by the disappearance of the trade center," he said.

"I felt like there was an emotional hole," she recalled recently, sitting in her airy corner office at Universal Pictures in Universal City, Calif., just north of Hollywood.

It seems that in their early days as wide-eyed ingenues, solo artists usually have a point to prove or an emotional hole to fill.

At the peak of hard training, when Crocker is physically spent and feeling like a machine with a dead battery, he is prone to slipping into what he describes as "a mental and emotional hole".

And in the years that followed, as our family broke up, our wealth dwindled away, and we spiraled through instability of every kind, an emotional hole opened up in me, a hole that my friendship with Bouchara helped fill.

9/11 left a huge physical and emotional hole at the World Trade Center site for the nation, the city, the local neighborhood and Silverstein.

Larry Heinemann's new memoir, "Black Virgin Mountain: A Return to Vietnam" is indicative of the emotional black hole those who have been in war often carry within them.

Here, the ever-cool Mitchum radiates heat without warmth, and Simmons blends violent and erotic passions in a blank, abyssal gaze, an emotional black hole.

I know that for some people it becomes an emotional black hole.' Lester and Joanne had the tests done, and as with so many couples, they were inconclusive - which perhaps helped them, they think, because there was no sense of blame about it.

Nowadays, every comic hero is an antihero, although few are quite so hateful as retired gymnast Hope Annabelle Greggory, the emotional black hole at the centre of The Bronze, a sporting comedy which premiered last year at Sundance and this week goes straight-to-VOD just in time for the Rio games.

When someone says you're an emotional black hole, they're basically comparing you to a star, right?