Sentence examples for emotional enough from inspiring English sources

The endless opining about the president being "too distant" and "not emotional enough" is a sideshow.

"People are emotional enough to talk to the film, to shout at the screen".

"I know I am sometimes criticised for appearing too business-focused, too uncommunicative, or simply for not being emotional enough when it concerns our team," Levy said.

If there was a criticism of it before, it's that it wasn't emotional enough and didn't touch people as much as they thought it was going to.

He was emotional enough in his first game as a Knick, a 107-96 loss to the Cavaliers on Tuesday night.

She's either too "emotional", as John McCain said recently – that classic put-down of "hysterical" women – or not emotional enough (in other words, not very feminine or motherly).

But it had a huge symbolic value, the perfect leverage for a spot of emotional blackmail – enough to allow Llorente to show the Valencian government, the Generalitat, the strength of support and lay bare the risk implicit in allowing Valencia to go to the wall.

We don't talk about mental and emotional abuse enough yet.

Not because it's particularly funny, but because she enjoys seeing him drop his emotional guard enough to get riled.

Hollis (2010) further maintains that humans are emotional and emotions have enough power to grab their attention.

While the average Capricorn may not be as open about her emotions as, for instance, the average Leo, she is still plenty capable of forming strong emotional bonds, given enough time.