Sentence examples for emotional young from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salangi, the police chief, described the protesters as "emotional" young men.

For Mr. Kundi, an emotional young man with thwarted ambitions, militancy had a psychological pull.

"This was not a revolt," he said, adding that the protests were driven by "emotional" young men.

It was the extreme self-control of a deeply emotional young man who feared the fatal vehemence of his own feelings, if left unchecked.

Three-time Wimbledon champion Boris Becker "Behind [Federer's] poker face and cold exterior is an emotional young man as we saw with the scenes that followed his win.

Ms. Lee described herself as a somewhat rebellious, emotional young woman while growing up in Los Alamos, sometimes more than her conservative father could handle.

While it is fiction, it reminded me of a certain genre of writing about isolation (rural and emotional) by young or youngish British female writers, such as Olivia Laing, Helen MacDonald, and Nell Stevens.

Physical hardships aside, the sheer emotional trauma young women face during chupadi can last a lifetime.

She went on to mention the psychological and emotional trauma young children experience when torn from their caregivers.

What isn't emotional about young women losing their lives or saving their lives and losing their fertility due to breast cancer?

In order to facilitate complete mental, physical and socio-emotional growth, young children need to be exposed to an environment that offers socialization, education, healthcare, adequate nutrition, nurturing, intellectual, as well as creative stimulation.