Sentence examples for emotionally restricting from inspiring English sources
Saying cruel things to yourself about your food craving or the act of eating a certain food, is another form of food restriction because you're emotionally restricting yourself and you miss out on the pure enjoyment that the food has to offer you.
She is so technically skilled and emotionally restricted to sweetness that she communicates opera the same way Trump appears to deploy it as an "empty signifier that arouses grand emotions over rationality," as Brian Wise wrote at Slate after Trump started blasting Puccini.
The last studio album, "Merriweather Post Pavilion," had comparatively more open space, medium tempos, and a lot more Panda Bear ,who restricts himself emotionally as he tries to make his limited voice beautiful.
Biased interpretation is not restricted to emotionally significant topics.
Restricting productivity?
Does that ever get emotionally tiring or just in general tiring, constantly having to restrict yourself?
Polivy reports that food restriction can cause various cognitive disruptions, predisposing those who restrict intake to eat excessively - even binge - once restrictions are lifted; these behaviors can cause them to become overly preoccupied with and emotionally responsive to food [ 37].
Between these two things the government shutting down valid debate over a very (politically, economically, emotionally) fraught mega-project while at the same time vastly expanding its power to restrict public access to information the Progressive Conservatives reached a tipping point.
Ms. Zukerman, known for her emotionally charged teaching style, left SoulCycle in November under circumstances that she said she is legally restricted from discussing.
