Sentence examples for emotionally lost from inspiring English sources

It's as much of a New Age paperweight as "Contact," Robert Zemeckis's film about finding an otherworldly intelligence, but Mr. De Palma is emotionally lost in the stars.

Wolfscale is like a lot of men in this book: physically tough, emotionally lost, bewildered by the complexity and deviousness of women, trying to hang on to what they know.

As her mother prepares to move to Canada, Haewon (Jeong Eun-chae) finds herself emotionally lost and attempts to rekindle a relationship with a film professor – an older, married man with a rudimentary understanding of "boundaries".

Linda Sexton grew up intellectually privileged — in high school she had private poetry tutorials with her mother's best friend, Maxine Kumin — but emotionally lost, bound to her glamorous, suffering, overbearing parent in what the first of many psychiatrists called a "destructive symbiosis".

I let go, emotionally, lost track of her, and moved on.

He tells of his lover, his lover's early death from AIDS, of his own blackly-comic suicide attempt (Has anyone else ever had their life saved by a tacky room color before?), and his wandering, emotionally lost, down many career paths until a chance meeting with LaRue led to the creation of "Gus Mattox," and a star was born.

Remember all of those times when he seemed to emotionally lose it over a bad call or raged against an umpire or himself.

"Emotionally, we lost a lot, along with fresh vegetables for our households".

Mr. Damon and Ms. Theron seem emotionally inert, lost in their costumes and hopelessly miscast.

"I wasn't prepared emotionally to lose Vanessa at this age to college life".

Republican contender Carly Fiorina has spoken emotionally about losing her stepdaughter to addiction.