Sentence examples for Emotional limbo from inspiring English sources

Emotional limbo being both scourge and savior, I found it deeply alimental.

The narrator of "The Hunters," the second novella in this volume, is also living in a kind of emotional limbo.

Mr. Rhys Meyers and Ms. Russell, who have no romantic chemistry, wander about in an emotional limbo.

The entire city, not just downtown, is in the physical and emotional limbo of a frozen zone.

Like so many earlier DeLillo characters, these people are deeply alienated individuals — detached, displaced, often stranded in physical or emotional limbo.

This Sundance award winner is a poignant portrait of Ruby (Emayatzy Corinealdi), a nurse doing hard time in emotional limbo while her husband serves a prison sentence.

Your hero, Jonathan, is in a kind of emotional / psychological limbo, between the memory of his ex-girlfriend and his current relationship, constantly questioning his feelings for Sarah.

Twelve years after Robin's death, his murder remains unsolved, and the lack of resolution has created an emotional and moral limbo for his family.

Gillian Guy from Citizens Advice says: "When wills go wrong, people may lose their only source of income, property is left in limbo, and the financial and emotional cost of dealing with the fallout can be huge".

And without an emotional payoff, "Play It to the Bone" ends up stranded in serio-comic limbo.

Otherwise, as is the case here, we are left in limbo, less "the missing man" referenced by the play than an absent emotional beat.