Sentence examples for emotionally linked from inspiring English sources

"They're not emotionally linked with their children or their wife.

They are sometimes so emotionally linked to their cause that they often don't make the best long-term decisions for the organisation.

December 2010: Chase & Status release the Blind Faith video A brilliant example of how rave nostalgia and modern bass music could be emotionally linked together, the short film for Blind Faith so stunningly recreated late-80s dance culture that a million crinkly-eyed ex-ravers wept at their desks.

Some individuals with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) may experience recurrent intrusive distressing images, which may be emotionally linked to past aversive memories.

"People have supported this club for many, many years and are emotionally linked to the county club set-up," Toumazi said.

"I am emotionally linked to this issue," Ramos said.

The gravity of Keating's speech lies in its unambiguous acknowledgment that past crimes are inextricably – practically, emotionally, symbolically – linked to present Indigenous disadvantage.

About one third of all former combatants in our studies said that to some extent the violence and the struggling of the victim could be fascinating, emotionally arousing and even linked to excitement.

The remembrance traveled from Walter Cronkite's announcement of the president's death to a Carrie Underwood cover of the Beatles' "Yesterday" to commemorate the band's 1964 debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show" — "two emotionally charged events, forever linked in our memories," said segment narrator Don Cheadle, who was born after both of them.

In American culture, becoming a man is linked with being emotionally stoic, autonomous, and physically tough.

In my home these events, two decades apart, were viewed as indelibly linked, at least emotionally if not quite politically or remotely causally.