Sentence examples for emotionally harmful from inspiring English sources

Some of the behavior of the teenagers may indeed have been immature and emotionally harmful.

Across the country, the approach ranges from abstinence until marriage is the only acceptable choice, contraceptives don't work and premarital sex is physically and emotionally harmful, to abstinence is usually best, but if you must have sex, here are some ways to protect yourself from pregnancy and disease.

In one recent definition used by a US Government agency, trauma refers to anything that is "experienced by an individual as physically or emotionally harmful or threatening and that has lasting adverse effects on the individual's functioning and physical, social, emotional, or spiritual well-being".

She said she thought it "emotionally harmful" not to give a child a name.

His comments are verbally abusive and emotionally harmful.

"Even if not physically dangerous, then mentally and emotionally harmful".

This doesn't mean that being criticized by your mother isn't emotionally hurtful or harmful.

Emotional deficiency may predispose to violent behavior when the person cannot emotionally consider the harmful consequences of her/his actions [ 40].

The coordinator does not exclude anyone, unless the family members demonstrate or provide information that a certain individual could be emotionally or physically harmful to other participants or the process.

The practice of mindfulness throughout the day is hypothesized to enable one to make intentional, skillful choices such as responding to stressors with appropriate actions, as opposed to acting on 'automatic pilot' with conditioned responses that can be emotionally arousing or harmful.

This can be both emotionally helpful and harmful.