Sentence examples similar to emotionally recognized from inspiring English sources

He had emerged from his debut on the national political stage, he told them, as a caricature he did not recognize: emotionally uncaring, intellectually inauthentic, ideologically malleable.

Since humans experience hundreds of emotions each day, you would expect someone who is emotionally aware to recognize that he or she had experienced the full range of emotions on any given day.

Your consumers will need to emotionally connect and recognize the value in your product or service very quickly.

But since we will never have the child that we conceived, we are still emotionally attached and appreciate being recognized as a mother.

The flame is now recognized everywhere as an emotionally charged symbol of peace.

She recognized when Stephens was emotionally down early in the second set, and she picked up her pace as she gathered momentum.

(Interviewee 2) Moreover, some recognized that patients are emotionally drained and overwhelmed.

"It feels great to see him be recognized," said Mr. Bosak, who speaks emotionally of other fallen officers.

Classy Glassy was recognized for using a skit to emotionally market the need for their product to judges.

Yet, after decades of many trials and travails of the gay rights movement, we are now recognized as a beautifully diverse and emotionally engaged group of society.

Prior studies indicate that, in tests of recognition memory, ERPs elicited by correctly recognized test items differ according to whether the items were encoded in an emotionally arousing or an emotionally neutral study context.