Sentence examples for vulnerable emotion from inspiring English sources

We were hopeful throughout the '90s, but hope is such a vulnerable emotion; we needed a self-defense mechanism, for every generation has one.

Selling weed has shown what a hideously vulnerable emotion anger is.

It is a concentrated riot of vulnerable emotions, best articulated by the rowdy little diamonds themselves.

Finally, we get a new baby, and, as with all movie births, we are torn between moist, porcine blurts into our handkerchiefs and a peevish suspicion that our most vulnerable emotions are in the process of being mugged.

Instead of looking at this as a red flag for narcissism, Rachel thinks he's sharing vulnerable emotions and swoons.

The shutting down of vulnerable emotions prevents men from expressing love and also prevents others from getting to know us.

He spoke about real struggles, vulnerable emotions and ambition dreams that made him easy to identify with.

Psychologists say that anger is a "secondary emotion" — something we use to cover up more vulnerable emotions that are harder to deal with, like guilt or fear.

I kept a very detailed poo diary I affectionately labeled the "shart chart" and had to face the darkest, most vulnerable emotions as I quite literally "let go" of things that no longer served me via my anus.

It's essential, if your anxious, to seek someone whose been in long term relationships, who can listen to their date speak about dark or vulnerable emotions without changing the subject or getting fidgety, has shown a willingness to compromise and work on partnering, has shown capabilities of forgiveness and so forth.

Barriers to supervisors granting downtime include difficulty in recognizing and feeling comfortable with emotions, as well as a conviction that vulnerable emotions are inappropriate in the workplace.