Sentence examples for emotional waters from inspiring English sources

The movie plays like a comedy yet veers off into troubled emotional waters; Richard Brody wrote that "it shifts moods and emotions in a heartbeat and blends them uneasily," and added that "the movie, even at its darkest," is "giddily effervescent and tremulously alive".

Emotional waters run deep and wide.

Does your spiritual path help you navigate the emotional waters of life?

Yet stagers earn their pay not just for their design sense, but for their ability to navigate tricky emotional waters.

Abdouf, who has a brilliant mind, takes a scientific approach to certain suggestive genetic clues, while the abrasive Niemans, who mistrusts all intellectuals, dives into deep emotional waters.

You might, however, want to make sure the patterns you learned back then aren't lurking somewhere, ready to take you hostage when you find yourself in heightened emotional waters.

For example, "fear and distress disorders" have been proposed to underlie several traditional anxiety and depression categories (Clark & Watson, 2006), and, interestingly, variation along such dimensions appears to modulate attention to emotional stimuli (Waters, Bradley & Mogg, 2014).

In two later emotional Stroop studies, Waters, Sayette and Wertz (2003) [ 30] and Waters, Sayette, Franken, & Schwartz (2005) [ 31] also found a carry-over slowing effect using a mixed format of the emotional Stroop task with concern-related words for smokers and heroin addicts and on a mixed stress Stroop in healthy normals.

They were said to include Leyton, Wandsworth and Sutton and protesters were urged to provide those held with support, including raising any issues regarding their arrest, "food and water, emotional support and making sure they get back home".

The father-on-a-mission storyline latches on to multiple kinds of symbolism – from Joshua's search as a means of finding emotional closure to water as a spiritual bloodline – and oscillates between picturesque romantic drama and intrepid globetrotting, the kind of exotic location switching that wouldn't feel out of place in a Hergé comic.

If I wrote a science-fiction novel that took place on one of Saturn's outer rings, a reader would only require emotional plausibility (the water runs backward and green on Sparkletron because I say it runs backward and green).