Emotionally?

I'm emotionally drained.

I'm emotionally drained.

Tom is emotionally blackmailing Mary.

You get physically and emotionally fatigued.

The refugees suffered physically and emotionally.

The promise of stability proved to be the more resonant message.

...His hands were long and fine and his voice pleasingly resonant.

Of course, I hadn't been there emotionally.

I was absolutely, physically and emotionally broken.

BL OK, so we're going to emotionally navigate.

Emotionally, I will never feel like I'm Dutch.

In a dual resonant solid state Tesla coil (DRSSTC), the electronic switching of the solid state Tesla coil is combined with the resonant primary circuit of a spark gap Tesla coil.

But the process is both physically and emotionally gruelling.

'Bless us, Lord!' slowly succeeding one another, and vibratingly resonant, came the solemn tones.

I don't know how to talk to emotionally distraught people.

Emotionally devastated, Durkheim collapsed of a stroke in Paris in 1917.

Kevin raised an interesting point about how the word is emotionally satisfying.

Europeans, with some nuances, are now emotionally united in their coolness toward Israel.

You are informing people but that it isn t prohibition on being emotionally engaging.

It connects you emotionally, helps you understand through emotion, it asks you questions.

Above all, sophisticated voters will themselves be emotionally intelligent enough to be prepared for surprises.

It has to do with many middle class women s emotionally complex expectations and projections about money.

We should no more be emotionally attached to the exchange rate than to any other price.

Even though there were signs and we had talked about menstruation, she was not emotionally prepared.

RuNet Echo has collected some of the more resonant cases of Russian Internet users detained, investigated, and prosecuted for republishing content online.

I did not introduce the emotionally charged word sin and tie it to homosexuality in the debate.

It's a resonant phenomenon for which he actually received a MacArthur Fellowship Award, which is nicknamed the Genius Award, last September, for his discovery.

It is a tradition that they wish to continue, presumably because some Japanese are emotionally attached to it.

Kavanaugh emotionally denied allegations that he had sexually assaulted Dr. Christine Blasey Ford when they were both teenagers.

As I believe that he will live at least a few more centuries with resonant words of love, how could I cry mourning his death?

Saudi tweeps were emotionally touched by the movie and below are some of their reactions under the hashtag ma8barah.

Little episodes of no particular import come and go...But the movie is too grotesque to be entered emotionally.

To deal with such situations, we developed immediate, emotionally based intuitive responses to the infliction of personal violence on others.

If your business is defined by movement forward, you cannot be emotionally attached to the past,' says Samuel J. Palmisano.

But this is also difficult because I've started feeling more emotional emptiness. It s just impossible to react emotionally every time.

The elder Fonda played an emotionally brittle and distant father who becomes more accessible at the end of his life.

The story of a possible US default is resonant in precisely this way, implicating as it does America s sense of pride, fragile world dominance, and political upheavals.

The cases of Sergei Magnitsky and Leonid Razvozzhaev, riots at the Kopeisk penal colony the majority of resonant events behind bars receive publicity particularly through the PSC.

These losses, they feel, emotionally, they feel very different from what we actually thought about it when markets were going up.

I am so much better off physically, financially, emotionally, mentally and almost every other way. I don't have one minute's regret.

As with any large investment, it can be emotionally difficult to abandon a line of research when it isn't working out.

Its leader, a onetime postman, says that in the present circumstances, he is part of a Resistance, a word resonant of the anti fascist struggles of the Hitler era.

The Metamovement isn't just a faint, transient echo, but the increasingly resonant reverberation of people challenging this brutal state of malfunction, this Great Splintering of institutions and social contracts.

That view is supported by recent scientific work showing that much of our behavior is based on very rapid, instinctive, emotionally based responses.