Sentence examples for preparing emotionally from inspiring English sources

She had to cancel a flight to Spain, where she had planned to visit San Lorenzo Escorial, a royal palace, as a method of preparing emotionally for her role as the queen in "Don Carlo".

Instead, you might be in a position of preparing emotionally for adoption and raising a family, which can carry many similar emotional (rather than physical) issues.

"I wasn't prepared emotionally to lose Vanessa at this age to college life".

His face could change in an instant, and I never had time to prepare emotionally for the shift.

I would make sure I understood where my character was coming from, I was prepared emotionally, my lines were crisp.

I think he thought that it was problematic that some of the young soldiers were not expecting the impact of trauma, not prepared emotionally for the impact of seeing dead bodies".

If children's friendships are choreographed and sanitized by adults, the argument goes, how is a child to prepare emotionally for both the affection and rejection likely to come later in life?

If you tend to suffer from anxiety or lack of confidence in interviews or in general, consult with a career couch or a counselor who can help you prepare emotionally for this kind of situation.

Allowing time to absorb the information and to consider the consequences of tooth loss helps people to prepare emotionally for the event, as well as being in accordance with good practice in obtaining informed consent.

One strategy for providing feedback is to start by literally saying, "Let me provide you with some feedback". That statement lets the employee prepare emotionally for what you're about to say; in my experience, it also seems to activate the calm, rational part of the employee's brain rather than the defensive, emotional part.

Commonplace on social media and personal blogs, especially progressive communities on Tumblr, trigger warnings have begun finding their way into academia: some professors are voluntarily adding trigger warnings to their syllabuses, giving trauma survivors a chance to prepare emotionally before class.