Sentence examples for enduring emotional from inspiring English sources
Walls have enduring emotional sway.
There is no enduring emotional core, no criticism of life, no oddity or tenderness or magic.
We discover that Julieta has an estranged daughter, Antía, whom she hasn't seen in decades, enduring emotional pain like grief.
Behaviourally, the insertion of a 24-h delay made aversive memories become more resistant to suppression, with less suppression-induced forgetting and enduring emotional reactivity.
But Sept. 11 has an enduring emotional component, she said, and it has given families of the dead a voice that is denied to most others.
But then in 2008, at one of their regular coffee-cum-commiseration sessions, the actress Marin Ireland asked Mr. Birney to join her Off Broadway in "Blasted," a British play about lost souls enduring emotional and physical atrocities.
Stripped of melodrama and its pace quickened, her minimalist "Man That Got Away" changed from a cry of anguish into a wistful remembrance of enduring some emotional hard knocks.
Her character, struggling to master the good swan, bad swan dynamic of the ballet's central role and enduring the emotional manipulations of the company's Balanchine-like artistic director (played by Vincent Cassel), gradually goes mad — which, in the strange, hermetic little horror-movie world of "Black Swan," isn't necessarily a detriment to her performance.
Without medical treatment, a woman must be monitored for infection for days or weeks, enduring the emotional distress of knowing that her pregnancy has ended without the closure of an empty womb, or she must submit to a more invasive surgical procedure to clear her uterus.
I can't imagine enduring the emotional pain of losing one of them to a trap, especially when that loss would involve Pickle, Molly, Mae, June Bug, Carmelita, or the mighty Wooch enduring insufferable physical pain.
He met with his new players for about 30 minutes Wednesday, telling them he needed to lean on them after enduring the emotional fallout of saying goodbye to his old players the previous day.
