Sentence examples for emotional independence from inspiring English sources

Vigorously nodding, as if to emphasise the truth of her experience, she describes a life lived in thrall to a wayward husband, an obsession that stunts her own emotional independence.

But, argues Woolf, to be intellectually free one requires financial and emotional independence too.

Though tasks such as how to "Use the Toilet" or "Go to Sleep" still elude us, we have attained mental and emotional independence.

For all her emotional independence, she remains desperate to be taken seriously, aware that her lack of degree and background will give others cause to judge.

Out of guilt, she hires him as her family's butler and falls in love with him, but he spurns her advances in order to protect both his job and his emotional independence.

The song, like many pop songs performed by young women right now, is an anthem that preaches the benefits of self-knowledge and emotional independence; in this case, it seems to be fulfilling its own prophecy.

It cost somewhere in the ballpark of emotional stability and independence.

At the time, it was rare for a company to win the emotional argument for independence, and it was the first time a regional brewery had headed off an offer from a national company.

These include the development of emotional and psychological independence that ends with a stable identity formation or conceptualization of self.

Secondary outcome measures included a reduction in seizure frequency, resolution of behaviour and emotional difficulties, and independence in basic self-care.

In defining these concepts we drew on the WHO terminology; each aspect of health is defined in the ICF except emotional wellbeing and independence.