Sentence examples for emotional front from inspiring English sources

I only liked horses and was shamefully retarded on the emotional front.

This issue hits hard on an emotional front, giving readers some extra baggage to carry around with TIM-21.

She praised the risktaking it took to make the episode "edgy and whimsical, casting aside the concrete conventions of television storytelling...Not only was it entertaining, but it moved the storyline forward on some important emotional fronts, as the characters deal with Peter's disappearance in ways that protect them, but reveal as well".

"You get emotional in front of people you don't know.

It is not my right to go emotional in front of you, since you certainly have the right more than me and you are always very controlled.

Can you admit to confusion?" Cowell has devoted a good part of his career to articulating male confusion, putting emotional trauma front and center alongside plenty of accompanying sex, drugs and misery.

Struggling to dress well, to look neat and cheerful was, she feels, a duty, part of an emotional Home Front where women whose lives were daily devastated by loss felt obliged to maintain an appearance of competence and optimism.

Spielberg says that at that point, he moved to another room so that no one else could see him crying, since getting emotional in front of everyone is "not a good thing" for a director.

Children are more likely to moderate emotional responses in front of their peers than in front of their parents.

When her husband gave her a ring and delivered an emotional speech in front of Rebecca's family and friends, even Mr. Gunn got a little misty.

"We have entered a struggle of uncertain duration," he told an emotional gathering in front of the damaged west wall of the Pentagon, but "we can be certain of the outcome".