Probably because of malpractice, it's like, you know, "How am I going to approach this patient?" With guarded emotions.
Task oriented people dress more formally, their topics of speech are current issues and tasks at hand,their body posture is more rigid, their facial expression is more controlled, their general attitude is more to the serious side, they have controlled and guarded emotions, they are filled with facts and data.
When he asked his students about the benefits of hookups, the kids volunteered: "No expected commitment," "Sexual pleasure" and "Guarding emotions," meaning you can enjoy yourself without the messiness of attachment.
"We've got to guard against emotion taking over for all of us," he said.
Gussow went on to ask the forty-one-year-old playwright if he felt that he had to "guard against emotion".
The judge, Mr Justice Sweeney, told the jury that they must be "cool, calm, careful and dispassionate" and guard against emotion entering their deliberations.
Li was taught to guard her emotions closely.
The prop looks down, guarding raw emotions more closely now.
Not usually known for their social skills, thinkers tend to guard their emotions.
Spalding also provides an intimate look at Chino lifers — a world in which Maryann guards her emotions ("It's the way to survive in here") and finds she can't commit to anything, even while serving a life sentence.
The famed "Nazi hunter" tended to guard his emotions by wrapping them in anecdotes for public consumption: he would talk of a girl he had seen being marched towards a mass grave whose desperate look seemed to say "Don't forget us".
