Sentence examples for emotional cause from inspiring English sources

It is the sort of root emotional cause for people feeling poor, feeling insecure, etc.

Up to a third of people attending a neurology clinic have symptoms that can't be explained and which may have an emotional cause.

Little in his life ever suggested Mr. Mauser would thrust himself into the extroverted role of a lobbyist for an emotional cause.

Egypt, which fought three wars against Israel, has positioned itself for decades as a champion of the Palestinian cause, which remains an emotional cause for most Arabs.

He was 19 at the time, and efforts to end his prolonged incarceration in Gaza have become an emotional cause in Israel.

It is an emotional cause for Peirsol, but so is swimming for speed in man-made pools, and on Tuesday morning, like Coughlin, he started tearing up on the medal stand.

The EI influence on academic performance seemed mainly due to students' ability to accurately perceive emotions and to their ability to understand emotional causes.

It was more complicated, a result of a variety of spiritual, psychological and emotional causes.

Susan Sontag noted that a culture's maladies are apparent in the emotional causes it attributes to illness.

Having sessions terminated without explanation from patients can be emotional, causing doubt that they are doing their job well.

Emotional causes include the addition of a new family member another cat, a child, or a spouse.