Sentence examples similar to Emotional precariousness from inspiring English sources
The conceit underscores the precariousness of the rebellious characters' social standing and emotional health.
In both "Emporium" (set largely in America) and "The Orphan Master's Son" there is a heightened apprehension of the precariousness of life, the randomness of fate, the difficulty of emotional connection.
In both Emporium (set largely in America) and The Orphan Master's Son there is a heightened apprehension of the precariousness of life, the randomness of fate, the difficulty of emotional connection.
Not only are women responsible for both unpaid domestic labor and paid employment; they are also responsible for the emotional, invisible work of navigating their own reproductive labor in an age of precariousness and welfare retrenchment.
The displaced population is housed in 27 temporary shelters and attention centers, where more than half are children in totally precariousness situations, with great shortages and needs for food, basic supplies and emotional support.
Jewish precariousness persists.
Soutra Gilmour's design conjures precariousness.
"You can see the precariousness of it.
