Sentence examples for emotional pitfalls from inspiring English sources

The holiday season had so many emotional pitfalls.

She approaches life and its financial and emotional pitfalls with Dunkirk spirit because she doesn't have the time to do anything else.

Greg Warren was keenly aware of the potential for emotional pitfalls when he moved to New York in late March to take a job as an executive vice president for MediaVest, a marketing and advertising-buying company.

Ms. Pepe's "Study for Tunnel (Short)" (2003), which comprises a web of colorful shoestrings tied in lacelike patterns, and joined from end to end, takes aim at the emotional pitfalls of our youth-oriented society.

But, far from being the typical age-inappropriate fling, this was a difficult, near-impossible relationship that neither party rushed into glibly and whose emotional pitfalls and complexities the film does complete justice to.

But even the act of simply willing oneself to keep going can be a long road with emotional pitfalls, each steeper than the last, says Fredda Wasserman, clinical director of adult programs and education at the grief center Our House.

Spreading your assets around the world is also important, but geographic allocations can be subject to emotional and cultural pitfalls.

You need to also take a close look at what your subtle emotional patterns and pitfalls are when it comes to the types of people you attract, and how you show up for yourself and for your partner in relationships.

Abstinence-only sexual health education is also blamed for withholding information on the positive aspects of sexual relationships, while magnifying the emotional risks and pitfalls associated with premarital sexual activity.

Particularly clever is the ever-watching chorus that flits deftly in and out of scene and character, while Anne Carson's translation is a store of delights (the unburied body is "sweet sorrymeat for the little lusts of the birds").The production also avoids emotional burnout, a frequent pitfall of the play when performed.

Either way, you would do well to remind her of the pitfalls — legal, ethical, emotional — of engaging in fraud and of your unwillingness to be involved in it even indirectly.