Sentence examples for emotional stumbling from inspiring English sources
Oftentimes, one of the largest emotional stumbling blocks for people who suffer from illness is the invisibility of the pain.
Long-term favourite "Fairytale of New York" from The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl is the ideal emotional closer before stumbling home, while Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" has mistletoe kisses stamped all over it.
As I considered what a stumbling block emotional turmoil can be in the life of a promising young student, I realized we all know someone -- a family member, a friend, even ourselves -- who faces emotional challenges and needs help.
I believe most people don't mean to offend, so I hope that following a few rules of the road will minimize the risk of stumbling over emotional potholes.
Also good, if more hermetic, is a 1990 film piece in which extreme slow motion and billboard-size projection invite the viewer to examine every visual, emotional and cinematic nuance of a man stumbling in an operating room (Smith).
Stumbling upon the self-described emotional post electronic genre, there is something truly magical about the music For BDK creates.
'Going dark' in fact hints at a kind of social breaking point which apps are stumbling into, at the cutting edge of human emotional interactions.
Proponents of filtering say that children could suffer permanent emotional scars if they stumble across an indecent site, even while supervised.
All sorts of other considerations emotional, psychological, political, industrial come into play; some make for open fields, others for hurdles, and still others for stumbling blocks.
Stumbling heroes linger longer.
