Sentence examples for emotional disasters from inspiring English sources

The piece titled "Help Me Not Be a Human Being" is not so much an essay as a list of emotional disasters, each punctuated by the phrase "a love story" to prove it was anything but: "That's not the clitoris: a love story"; "Let's pretend you are capable of being who I think you need to be: a love story".

On the other hand, we need to be careful not to end up with internal emotional disasters stemming from empathy.

This week, it confirmed the worst, essentially designating Mr. Pérez's turf an emotional disaster area.

When she's invited to her eldest daughter's wedding it's a recipe for emotional disaster.

She is a walking emotional disaster I adore and identify with, even when she's getting electroshock therapy or sleeping with a spy she suspects is a terrorist.

The author finds himself quite buried beneath an avalanche of tragedy and loss, and buried too beneath the senseless beauty that sometimes attends emotional disaster.

The 90-minute episode is likely to thrill fans: Christian (JULIAN McMAHON) has survived his encounter with the Carver, a serial mutilator and rapist, but is even more of an emotional disaster, and is unable to work.

Gabrielle was in love, and she was sometimes Phaedra, which means "bringer of light," and sometimes Antigone, but the Rossis saw a divorced woman with two children at home; they saw confusion, scandal, and emotional disaster.

He is a man who does not have the tools to handle the emotional disaster that he encounters when his son dies and he can't communicate with his wife any more.

Ball artfully keeps the reader in the same position, measuring out a little information here, a little there, always suggesting that no information is, or ever can be, complete, until an emotional disaster, a tragic revelation and two or three extraordinary structural shifts break open our way of seeing things.

All of a sudden they can't keep all the toys to themselves and it's an emotional disaster.