Sentence examples for open emotional from inspiring English sources

The importance of open emotional expression within the family is underscored by findings that strong emotions that are not permitted expression can "go underground" and emerge in a destructive fashion through emotional, behavioral, and even somatic symptoms (Greene et al. 2003).

Bill is an open, emotional guy, very.

Paula's melodrama feels diminutive and slightly unformed, despite Ms. Balk's quicksilver, open, emotional quality.

She contends, "As heterosexual young men are less and less able to find wives, they will be less and less able to enjoy normal and open emotional and sexual relations".

The results of the descriptive and inferential analysis show that negative self-targeting strategies (NST) and open emotional expression (OEE) are associated more with the presence of the syndrome, in contrast to the focus on solving the problem (FSP) and positive reappraisal (PR) that are associated with greater personal fulfillment at work.

Every year, Barry's parents travel to Washington at their own expense to talk to Congress about what happened to their son, reliving the horror of his murder anew, ripping open emotional wounds that are nearly unimaginable to most people in an attempt to convince lawmakers of the terrible flaws of Don't Ask, Don't Tell.

Jonathan Demme's Rachel Getting Married starred Anne Hathaway as Kym, a recovering drug addict who comes out of rehab to attend her sister Rachel's wedding, and causes mayhem by opening emotional wounds new and old, and finally has a violent confrontation with her estranged mother, played by Debra Winger.

But I love that she's opening the more political doors for her daughter while opening emotional doors for her son.

The interviewer is a psychiatrist and was open to emotional expression during the interview, and the informants seemed to use this opportunity to talk about their own emotional reactions.

Still, you have to admire the courage of its cast to open the emotional floodgates.

In part they relied on Ms. Danes's open and emotional approach to her roles.