Sentence examples for emotional compensation from inspiring English sources

Rockefeller had a way of dealing with these tensions: on a trip to London, Smith writes, he went shopping — he loved shopping — and bought Henry Moore's "Seated Family" as "emotional compensation".

A third investigator, a psychologist, points to the driver's recent divorce, which led him to heavy drinking as emotional compensation.

Some studies have demonstrated that a mother's job causes a distance between mother and children, who look for emotional compensation by keeping oral habits after three years of age.

In some of these states, like New York, where the Brancas' case was tried, emotional damages -- compensation for the distress incurred by having an impaired child -- cannot be recovered.

Dearth is ablaze with happiness and health and the long resulting duologue is torrent of archly worded gush – and emotional over-compensation – about a shared past that never happened ("I wore out the point of my little finger over that dimple") and a future that is still-born in the illusory bud.

(Bergman doesn't give us the reverse angle — the heartwarming close-up of a smiling infant, from Harry's point of view — that would provide some emotional balance and compensation; there is only a fade to black).

Medical Malpractice and the Middle-Ground Fallacy: Should Victims' Families Recover Compensation for Emotional Harm?

Compensation for emotional harm or psychological injury is affected by the former consideration, injury to a fetus by the second.

The payment included £15,000 compensation for emotional injury and £16,200 in respect of costs of the claim.

Five of the women are pursuing a legal claim for compensation for emotional trauma allegedly caused by officers infiltrating environmental activist groups.

Boris Urmatov, a shepherd in Altai, demanded $40,000 in compensation for emotional distress after an 11-foot long slab of rocket crashed close to his house.