Sentence examples for emotionally confronting from inspiring English sources

Georg Friedrich Haas's existential opera was sensuously, sonically gorgeous and philosophically and emotionally confronting.

It took me a while to process the performance, which is both challenging and playful, funny and quite emotionally confronting.

(Ava) As they sought to process and cope during the suturing experience, women responded in various ways, including focussing on the newborn, disassociating from the experience using humour in an attempt to engage the health professional and reconnecting to the process, or being present in the moment which was emotionally confronting.

In the usually private confines of an elevator, Solange is seen emotionally confronting Jay-Z after the Met Gala as her sister stands by.

Captain Yee's wife, Huda, their 4-year-old daughter in her arms, loudly and emotionally confronted Lieutenant Wallace outside the courtroom after the testimony.

It's a "disorder" -- and by being labeled as one, it becomes something detached from your own true self and easier for a patient to emotionally confront and for a doctor to treat.

Results indicate that, compared to controls, officers have difficulties in accepting and tolerating negative emotions, supporting themselves in distressing situations, and confronting emotionally challenging situations.

As John Cameron, the NSPCC head of helplines, told the seminar, organised by Southampton University, there was a "value of voice" that enabled a child to engage more meaningfully with a counsellor and more emotionally with the issues confronting them.

The host said working on her memoir "Brutally Honest" has been "unbelievably traumatic reliving an emotionally abusive relationship and confronting so many massive issues in my life".

Police officials said Officers Caruso and Dudley did not appear to have violated department guidelines that govern situations in which officers confront emotionally disturbed people.

I'd always felt emotionally curtailed when confronted with sadness, despite understanding the absurdity of phrases such as "boys don't cry": the first time I noticed this change came as I read a book by Ota Pavel, bursting into – strangely cathartic – tears during a story about his elderly father's final breakdown.