Sentence examples for Emotionally responsible from inspiring English sources

"Hitler: The Rise of Evil" is historically accurate (with some minor exceptions) and it is emotionally responsible.

Then, too, given the characters' inability to think and feel like fully realized, emotionally responsible humans, their imitation of old-timey mechanical toys turns out to be an apt metaphor.

The real reason this project was so contested a year ago when it was first announced was something else: few trusted network television to produce a biography that would be historically accurate and emotionally responsible.

6. Making your partner feel emotionally responsible toward you.

Until you become a more stable, emotionally responsible, shame-free human being, unrequited love might be your crutch.

By doing your own inner work to become an emotionally responsible, kind and loving person with yourself and your partner, youcreate a healthy, loving relationship!

A date who is responsible, self-regulating, emotionally responsive, motivated, and in control of his or her impulses is capable of being a supportive, fully participating partner -- no matter what joys and sorrows, successes and failures you may face in the course of a lifetime.

Specifically, our data reveal how clinical discourse around medications aims to enlist adolescents in becoming responsible, emotionally intelligent selves through learning to manage their medications.

Whilst we need not fear that mindfulness will make business soft, we may find corporations, and the professionals within them, becoming increasingly self-aware, emotionally intelligent and responsible for their impact within the corporate environment and the world at large.

Maybe Anthony Portantino's low opinion of people has occurred since he started making friends in the Assembly, because each of my neighbors, and every friend and acquaintance I've made in La Cañada, is a responsible, emotionally mature, intelligent, sober-minded person.

Ms. Weingartner and her lawyer declined to be interviewed, but in her petition she cited "the ages of the children, the fact that they are approaching puberty, the fact that they are girls, the fact that Mr. McGriff is now in a homosexual relationship with another man, the fact that Mr. McGriff has failed to deal with his homosexuality in a responsible and emotionally stable manner".