Sentence examples for emotional crashes from inspiring English sources

Similar emotional crashes followed the deaths of his near-telepathic collaborator, Billy Strayhorn, in 1967, and his physician and close friend, Arthur C. Logan, in 1974.

The big economic and emotional crashes I predicted would arise from the punctured boom just haven't appeared VCs are sitting on the biggest funds they've ever had and for every dot-com they let die by withholding money, two new firms get investments.

Lisa recalls: "He had quite an emotional crash, it seems.

After just two weeks on an S.S.R.I., both said that while sex was less intensely pleasurable, no emotional crash followed.

Djokovic seemed to suffer an emotional crash after the landmark win over Murray in the final at Roland Garros.

That nameless "venue" is The New York Times Magazine, which made a cover story out of Gould's tale of her emotional crash as a blogger, giving her work a new footing.

She was scarred by her former life here, a 1960s casualty – not drink or drugs, like her close friend Marianne Faithfull, but a quick rush to fame and then a brutal emotional crash.

A simple decision at the time, but now I can read his diary, and see the bipolar euphoria that preceded his "audition" and the terrible emotional crash that followed rejection.

That turn of events contributed to Nick Stuban's emotional crash, which ended in suicide in January.

It also produces an emotional crash in many users after the serotonin is depleted.

And, by the way, it also isn't good to overidentify in a positive way -- e.g., "I had a perfect vegan day today -- I rule!" While it's okay to be proud of one's veganism, basing your self-worth on it is risky, and probably will lead to an emotional crash the next time the day doesn't go so well.