Sentence examples for To homesickness from inspiring English sources
noun
The characteristic of being homesick; a strong, sad feeling of missing one's home (and often left-behind loved ones, such as family and friends) when physically away.
The excitement of living away from home has given way partly to homesickness.
The HI-SEAS crew members have not been immune to homesickness, or to the pressures of monotony and enclosed space.
Indulging in sentimental thoughts about the past used to be considered a sign of psychological weakness, similar to homesickness.
But I was far too sophisticated to admit to homesickness, and, eventually, I gave up, unable to explain my inordinate attachment.
As predicted, the researchers did find that students who could be kind to themselves (as opposed to self-critical) were significantly less prone to homesickness and depression.
Self-compassionate students are less prone to homesickness and depression, and they tend to me more satisfied with their social lives and choice of college.
To the growing Asian population in New Jersey, it is a merchandise mecca, and for those who were not born here, one of the best places to put homesickness to rest.
Why first years drop out of college and what you can do about it Dropping out of college can be attributed to many reasons including but not limited to: finances, homesickness, academic struggles, and even health problems.
Her time at St Mary's School was described by herself as "miserable" due to her homesickness and insecurity, meaning she was not able to make friends.
Being surrounded by your possessions will help to prevent homesickness.How would you like your dorm room to appear?
"In this situation … I deliberately called to mind those images which, in exile, are most apt to awaken homesickness: images of childhood.
