Sentence examples for emotionally geographically from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nolan was on vacation and unavailable for comment, but in the liner notes to the "Inception" score, he writes that the music is meant to pull the audience "through a potentially confusing tale by orienting them emotionally, geographically, temporally".

I know my way around the city, emotionally and geographically".

At first we seem to be in familiar terrain, both emotionally and geographically, since this story of a fractured marriage has been shifted from Oz to England.

This situation is complicated by the pleasant and warm relationship I have with my own parents, who are emotionally and geographically much closer to us.

Donald Vaughan, a real estate lawyer in Boston, said difficulties can arise after a few generations, when ownership is divided among children and grandchildren who may not be as close — either emotionally or geographically — as the original owners.

The Allegations That journey covered significant territory, geographically, emotionally and spiritually, and family and friends paint a vivid picture of Jose Padilla.

This storm affected our towns economically, physically, emotionally, and even geographically.

A perfect beach book is one that doubles down on the place you're in -- geographically, emotionally.

Too old, too caught up with their exes, too geographically – or emotionally – remote.

It is an impressively mature and wide-ranging book, both geographically and emotionally.

"That centre of gravity has always been in the same area, geographically and emotionally, I suppose".