Sentence examples for emotionally important from inspiring English sources

Big, emotionally important things.

I think it meant not contrived, not incidental or gratuitous: it had to be deeply felt, emotionally important.

It measures about 16 inches high by 13 inches wide, and was "emotionally important" according to Mr Leighton.

Stories of poor people coming across "gushers" on their property, or of discovering unknown inheritances of mineral rights, are emotionally important, and widely shared, in Oklahoma.

The emails between the two women were of a "childish", jealous nature and showed some oneupmanship of trying to come across as being more emotionally important to Petraeus.

Blume's books capture the drama of ordinary life, understanding that sleepovers, the fates of pets, the spectre of moving to a new town, are emotionally important.

But, she noted, "being emotionally involved was important for my stories.

If I were homeless, that small stab at release and happiness would be no less important, emotionally.

The concept might have been a stretch, but it resonated emotionally and, more important, liberated the excellent cast, allowing the singers to create nuanced and humane portrayals.

Also, senior players like Copado and Selim Teber [who captained the team into Bundesliga 2] may have been overhauled by the young players, but they are still important emotionally.

"I would turn to it quite consciously when I was feeling blue or lonely, so it became important emotionally as well as intellectually and culturally.