Sentence examples for emotionally far from inspiring English sources

She is, always, emotionally far too open, too honest, too direct, too funny, too desperate.

He was emotionally far tougher than butchissimo guys in leathers at the bar, "carrying their helmets," as he said, "even though they've come by bus".

There are other benefits as well: youth who return from detention upstate must deal with the same issues they left behind in their communities and in their families, but they are now socially, educationally and emotionally far behind their peers.

They're so engaging because they seem to function like unusual maps, directing us emotionally far beyond any borders and into the hearts of the children.

Egbase confessed that he entered the meeting believing that President Obama was a man of African descent but was emotionally far removed from the crippling plight of many in Africa.

Even though the celebration of July 4 is both literally and emotionally far away from the moment we are experiencing as Americans, this tragic and murderous assault on Patriots' Day, the anniversary of the battle of Lexington and Concord, reinforce the importance of not taking our freedom for granted.

The program is intelligently scripted, intellectually stimulating, emotionally rewarding and far less violent than many of its coevals.

We remember emotionally charged events far better than others, and this is especially the case if the emotion was a positive one.

Of course, Bowie seemed to mindmeld with Walter Tevis's creation at one psychologically fraught point in the mid-70s – the covers for Station to Station and Low both used stills from Nicolas Roeg's movie; cocaine has a way of making one identify with an emotionally numb alien far from home – but still, there was, and is, a difference between the singer and the character.

Their physical proximity is deeply ironic, however, because Roger and Ruth are emotionally and mentally far away from one another.

And so it was a very difficult situation for them I think both financially, emotionally: and 'how far do you go, how much is your dad worth?' that was really the question.