Sentence examples for emotional war from inspiring English sources

They understand that they are in a dangerous, complicated, and emotional war zone.

Blair does not want to be caught in an emotional war with her.

The director's idea seems to be that Salinger's interest in young women sprang from his emotional war wounds and attempt to reclaim innocence.

A messy, emotional war!" Here we were in the Middle East, a famously emotional, famously messy place, and I could not help hoping that Daniel Shapiro would save us all.

Whether he's targeting Muslims like me, going after other marginalized minority groups — women, Latinos, black people, people with disabilities, transgender people — or siding with racist and anti-Semitic neo-Nazis, Trump wages legal and emotional war on Americans instead of protecting our rights.

For some, the event of miscarriage was a welcome relief from unwanted pregnancy, historical records suggest, and "these women did not perceive their embryos and pre-quickened fetuses as 'babies' to be mourned". Doctors who sought to outlaw abortion in the mid-19th century therefore turned to "an emotional war of words designed to shame these women into bearing children," Zlotucha Kozub says.

Swan can indulge himself in emotional class war rhetoric; the Abbott government will get on with repairing the budget.

and moves on to human suffering in its numerous forms (illness, emotional torments, war etc).

The below video from the New Zealand army is one of the best we've seen in capturing the utterly primal, emotional toll war takes on veterans.

Amanda Melville, a Child Protection Officer for UNICEF Libya, highlighted the tremendous emotional toll war takes on a child.

But his painstaking language and desire to instruct without admitting guilt failed to reckon with the formidable emotional sway the war still exerted on the American psyche.