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emotional sentence examples

  • Emotional about issues.
  • Much like the last participant ( p2 ) and most of the others, he stated that he did not find the environment emotional.
  • Emotional intelligence may be relevant.
  • The intensely emotional plot and superbly drawn characters linger in the mind long after one finishes the book.
  • Emotional to say the least and the final credits reel recaps some of the best moments over the years.
  • She said: " i feel rather emotional, actually.
  • Emotional in origin.
  • Emotional distress.
  • Matt 9 v.36 literally his innards were moved - a deeply emotional response.
  • You'll be able to put your feelings succinctly without getting too emotional.
  • Emotional well-being of their pupils.
  • Promises a long and happy married life, protects a child from evil influences, and safeguards the teenager during the highly emotional period.
  • I was equally surprised and even the poor old curator became emotional.
  • Emotional wellbeing of employees is an issue for many companies in the uk.
  • Psychodrama, which involves replaying childhood scenes with other clients of the therapist, was incredibly emotional and to be honest quite good fun.
  • As well as academic issues, these can include emotional, personal, social, sexual or family matters.
  • Emotional attachment.
  • It is a film that plays across a hugely emotional landscape which inevitably polarizes people.
  • Emotional trauma of it all.
  • This was quite emotional for me, but i had limited time to do everything i would have liked.

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