Sentence examples for emotionally precarious from inspiring English sources
(The sit-in "felt like a big, high-stress, emotionally precarious sleepover," one activist remarked days later).
For example, preventive nurseries take care of children living in economically, culturally or emotionally precarious environments.
Attend these events with the ultimate goal of being friendly with your ex, just avoid uneasy and emotionally precarious interactions with one another.
Of course, Mary's response caused me to wonder why anyone would wish to be placed in a situation so emotionally precarious.
While Walker's wonderfully contradictory Gillian tromps around in jeans and flannels, all chapped hands and moody competence, Alan provides the sweet, solid center of a family both financially and emotionally precarious.
"The conditions are precarious.
A solitary figure in a distinctly modern world framed by a foreign aesthetic also describes the often-precarious, emotionally conflicted condition of an immigrant.
He goes on to suggest that "the capacity to know another as human and similar to ourselves" is precarious -- vulnerable to regression" -- even in the emotionally healthiest of us.
I put him on a precarious pedestal, as if he had already reached perfection athletically and emotionally, when of course he hadn't.
Cool-headed and emotionally distanced from its characters, it trains an X-ray eye on their precarious balancing of civilized and bestial impulses.
