Sentence examples for emotional weaknesses from inspiring English sources

"Isabella," which Keats himself called "a weak-sided poem," contains some of the emotional weaknesses of Endymion; but "The Eve of St. Agnes" may be considered the perfect culmination of Keats's earlier poetic style.

Hers was the perfect image to set Cruise's in relief: "You complete me," he tells her later, concluding a long, macho-florid monologue in which he nobly cops to a litany of emotional weaknesses.

Identifying your emotional weaknesses and setting the wheels in motion to correct them is what is required in order to maintain a healthy emotional intelligence base.

Abuse most often exists because the emotional weaknesses of the abuser demand the exercise of control or torment of others (you) to give them a feeling of emotional security and fulfillment.

She goes on to outline her scathing appraisal of today's teens, accusing them of narcissism and emotional weakness.

Pimps tend to target vulnerable girls and women, exploiting mental and emotional weakness to psychologically and physically control their victims.

This was to prove hugely damaging, but Rochester's pride - as with most soldiers - would not let him admit defeat or emotional weakness.

If a guy gives up at the first sign of resistance, most women will be turned off by his mental and emotional weakness as a man".

In certain countries, voters are inclined to abandon leaders who reveal physical or emotional weakness, but in Argentina it's the other way around.

This, apparently, is a brave thing to do because, despite all efforts to get rid of the stigma around depression, it is still seen as some kind of mental and emotional weakness.

But in the middle of the show I had a moment of emotional weakness, remembering a similar slide show someone put together for a funeral I had recently attended.