Sentence examples for damaging emotion from inspiring English sources

He spoke of how the film showed him that "love can be a rupturing and damaging emotion as well as a healing one" and of his shock at seeing someone like the teacher, in "an authority position made so small, so diminished, by the feeling of having no control".

Joy constantly undermines Sadness, as if Sadness is a negative, damaging emotion.

Don't hold on to negative or damaging emotions towards yourself or other people.

That was damaging testimony.

Cartwright et al. [ 43] also found that negative maternal emotions expressed towards children with ADHD (e.g., low warmth and hostility/criticism) are more damaging than emotions expressed towards children without ADHD.

A revised definition identifies pain as "a somatic perception containing a bodily sensation with qualities like those reported during tissue-damaging stimulation; an experienced threat associated with this sensation; and a feeling of unpleasantness or other negative emotions based on this experienced threat" [ 7].

Although these sorts of responses to kids' emotions are extremely common and well-intentioned, they can be very damaging to a child's emotional development.

As lead researcher Dr Jelena Ghadri says, there is a shared "emotional pathway" between sad and happy events: our bodies react physically to extreme emotions in a similarly damaging way.

Davies said students and parents had suffered emotions "of an enduring and damaging nature" and that decision-makers at the school, looking back on signs that were not identified or reported, were "traumatised by their roles".

Rather than getting caught up in negative thoughts and emotions, and escalating them to damaging levels, women were able to step back, observe, and make more considered responses to challenging situations.

This is psychologically damaging and results in their bottling up of their emotions, which can explode into violent outburst.