Sentence examples for emotionally ill from inspiring English sources

He ends up exhausted and emotionally ill, in a psychiatrist's office.

His daughters would become "emotionally ill" if he were to take them back across the ocean.

Her mother, with whom she lives when she's in Minnesota, is both physically and emotionally ill.

There are times, of course, when you have to leave your job before you have another lined up, especially if it's making you physically or emotionally ill, Ms. Rosenberg said.

But I felt emotionally ill over the results, especially in Florida.

Even worse, if you are mentally and emotionally ill (which is highly probable), you will only recover if you follow our path completely and do not rock the boat.

Divided into two parts, "The Collapse" and "The Choice," the film reveals how militarily and emotionally ill-equipped France was to fight the Nazis.

Mr. Gould said he relished playing an atypical role — an alienated Jewish-American academic who wrecks the marriage of a Swedish couple — but was emotionally ill-equipped to handle the shoot, and realized that Bergman might have cast him precisely for that reason: "Ingmar came laughing to me one day with a picture of my character, who's an archaeologist, dusting off a skull.

The huge spike in abuse cases in the 1960s and 1970s, the authors found, was essentially due to emotionally ill-equipped priests who were trained in earlier years and lost their way in the social cataclysm of the sexual revolution.

In the Room for Debate discussion "When to Punish, and When to Rehabilitate," T. J. Parsell and Jennifer Bishop-Jenkins write: Mr. Parsell: At the time I was sent to prison, for robbing a Fotomat writea toy gun, I was still a boy — physically, cognitively, socially and eMr.ionally — and ill equiParsell respond to the sexuAtized coercion of older, more experienced convicthe

I grew emotionally and mentally ill trying to make my faith work in spite of all the signs to the contrary.