Sentence examples for emotional commitments from inspiring English sources
The couple's conflicting feelings, where emotional commitments rub against cultural anxieties, form the heart of the narrative.
Why, then, are we telling women to hold off on sexual experiences and instead rush into legal and emotional commitments that we all hope to last a lifetime?
He was in a loving (if chaste) marriage for thirty-five years (he and Jane both preferred the company of their own gender, sexually), but his emotional commitments never expanded much beyond it.
Many of these complications befall characters in her other fiction -- to say nothing of loveless but enduring marriages or brief, alluring affairs enriched by unsuitability and foreshortened by other emotional commitments.
She won't have emotional commitments to decisions that I already regret.
On tax breaks, emotional commitments, and the myth of the transformative power of marriage.
"This is very much an emotional commitment".
Lowell's deep emotional commitment to Hardwick never diminished.
This is a performance of risk-taking, unconditional emotional commitment.
"I had thought he didn't value emotional commitment and emotional attachment.
"There was always an emotional commitment and a spiritual commitment," Collins says.
