Sentence examples for emotionally isolated from inspiring English sources

She is emotionally isolated, an insomniac, and preoccupied with death.

Compared with women, the men who see me for psychotherapy are emotionally isolated.

"And the other side, the weariness of a caregiver, emotionally isolated, both patient and caregiver forgotten by friends because of embarrassment and ignorance.

A social worker there described him as a "seriously withdrawn, detached and emotionally isolated" son of a cold, self-involved mother.

So "Learning to Fly," an uncompleted memoir, must succeed through its own idiosyncrasies, picking up where Settle's 1998 memoir, "Addie," about her childhood and her strong-willed, emotionally isolated West Virginia grandmother, left off.

But in the battle between head and heart there remains a Tin Man-sholed holeavingving the viewer smiling wryly at the thought-provoking conceits while remaining as emotionally isolated as the movie's protagonist.

Wednesday through Saturday at 7 30 p.m., Dance Theater Workshop, 219 West 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 924-0077; $12 and $20. Equally forbidding is the stark space in which a man and a woman experience hallucinations, emotionally isolating themselves as they do in HIROSHI KOIKE's "ISLAND," which PAPPA TARAHUMARA, a Japanese group offers in its New York debut.

"This can often cause them to emotionally isolate themselves from their partners and could make the issues worse".

"I found myself totally isolated, emotionally and physically, from both myself and my community," frontman Adam Granduciel told Michael Hann back in March.

He said, "I became so isolated emotionally -- and I have a beautiful family and I love my wife and our children.

Freddie was packed off to boarding school at 7. Physically pampered, socially isolated, emotionally neglected, familiar from birth with the stifling atmosphere of adult silence and depression, he grew up restless, resourceful and self-reliant.