I have been a version of nerd my whole life, and while the versions have shifted, my primary sense of self is of a very emotional, heart-on-sleeve super-sensitivo who covers for it in different ways, like, through a devotion to work and Type-A Excel-documentation and shopping and joking around like I'm a tough guy.
She was one of a crowd of several hundred people, all of them very emotional.
But because she presents this past as a symbolic fantasy, in which largeness of spirit and a resilience evoked through song and dance triumph over physical hardship and the severest of injustices, the emotional impact of this very emotional subject is considerably slighter than it might be.
Proponents of the plan believe women should be given longer to confront the choices they are about to make, despite the fact that they are likely to have thought long and hard about the decision and are in the midst of a very emotional and stressful time.
The movie's view of Jobs in professional terms is that he's a socially challenged person who developed computers that diminish interpersonal relationships and degrade the social fabric at the expense of the very emotional connections that he's not good at.
It is as though they are all willing participants of a very emotional experiment.
He slaughtered sacred cows: "A lot of things are very emotional, and I try to keep the emotion out of it".
For Stephen Klein, 43, a renter, a single father and a librarian at the City University of New York, the process of moving is "very emotional".
