Sentence examples for emotional desert from inspiring English sources

Even more challenging than the vast snowy forests is the emotional desert in which they find themselves.

Never for one moment does this shimmering, simmering emotional desert storm of a film relax its grip on your senses.

There's no musical score; the anguished silences of failed connections weigh heavily on the movie's mood and make its redemptive ending a mere oasis in an emotional desert.

Because Best is able to chart this emotional desert with such depth and precision, Ruth's final line to Teddy as he leaves — "Don't become a stranger" — illuminates the enormity of her perverse revenge, at once devastating and tormenting.

For the child, the parent may feel like an "emotional desert".

In this emotional desert, many adult men often turn to alcohol and drug abuse.

Animal spirits Stephen Asma | Aeon | 6 February 2013 Reflection, spurred by travel among gorillas and lions in the Serengeti desert, on the emotional life of animals.

Some were upbeat, some were mellow, but each evoked a specific emotional memory — a drive through the Utah desert, a former lover, a summer night in high school.

Previous studies suggested that stereotype threat was more likely to affect men's social and emotional intelligence (Koenig & Eagly, 2005; Leyens, Desert, Croizet, & Darcis, 2000).

She raised the emotional pitch with lurid stories of beheadings in the desert.

All three revealed jagged yens for emotional connections that, in this harsh land, recede, like desert horizons, at the same rate at which they are approached.