Sentence examples for emotionally protected from inspiring English sources

Yes, they want to feel protected physically, but nothing beats being emotionally protected.

Do you have a pattern of being attracted to an emotionally unavailable intimate partner who is emotionally protected and difficult to get close with?

"Dominant culture needs emotional translation for certain kinds of stories that aren't their own, and to feel stroked and emotionally protected and given the right kind of recipe of emotional reactions," Haynes said.

By crossing their arms they are physically protecting themselves from harm which translates to emotionally protecting themselves.

Having disconnected emotionally to protect themselves from feeling what must have seemed like bottomless pain, they were reaching out to each other through their love of baseball.

Mr. Cassidy's lawyers with the federal public defender's office argue that even offensive, emotionally distressing speech is protected by the First Amendment when it is conveyed on a public platform like Twitter.

Much of Mr. Garahan and Mr. Saul's work boils down to protecting emotionally disturbed people from hurting themselves or from being victimized by others.

They said the federal investigation should proceed first because McCulloch appears to be "emotionally invested in protecting law enforcement".

While the circumstances of these stories are indeed harrowing, they are not experienced as emotionally shattering: the child characters are protected by adults throughout.

Small children must be protected both physically and emotionally.

The person may be more than annoying and may even be emotionally unstable, and you should make sure that you feel safe and protected at all times.