Sentence examples for emotional alert from inspiring English sources

The earliest piece, a free-standing sandstone mother goddess dated first century B.C. or first century A.D., seems to exist in a state of high emotional alert, with her bent-forward posture and broad, avid, slightly ferocious smile.

The earliest pieces, from a sandstone mother goddess to a relief carving of the Buddha with his hand raised in greeting, seem to exist in a state of high emotional alert and embody an extroverted, pro-active version of spirituality, one about changing your life in the here-and-now, and sometimes whether you want to or not (Cotter).

Emotional symbol alert!

Increasing sleep time from six hours or less to eight hours promotes the growth of the brain connections that increase memory up to 25% and restore emotional calm, alert reflectiveness and job efficiency.

He was so upset later that his family and friends were concerned enough about his emotional state to alert the Titans, who called the police.

Emotional and spiritual sterility alert!) They've come on vacation to the French coast to work through their problems with long and agonised silences, yet their relationship thaws when they discover a hole in the wall and start spying on the sexy French couple next door: Mélanie Laurent and Melvil Poupaud.

From a clinical perspective, this work suggests that health care professionals should be alert for emotional difficulties and the possible need for psychological intervention for adult survivors of congenital heart disease even among those that are seemingly emotionally well adjusted.

If I veer into some emotional territory (and spoiler alert: I will -- it's in my genes), it's because even now, surrounded by our wonderful team of editors in our office with a stunning view of the Parthenon, I'm overwhelmed by gratitude.

All health professionals, in primary and secondary care, should be alert to emotional distress in patients with cancer and ensure psychological health is discussed and treated.

We call these emotional disclaimers "trigger warnings", alerting a consumer that the content within might offend or cause distress.

When asked about their emotional responses when viewing alerts that occur during the medication order entry process, clinicians were on average more positive (mean for all positive emotions = 2.8; range 3.3 – 2.3) than negative (mean = 2.1; Range 2.4 – 1.8).