Sentences with phrase «emotional terms»

Beisel, 48, showed more fire in the belly, describing in emotional terms in his opening remarks how much it meant to him to be a judge in a court where he has worked for most of his adult life.

«People think it'll be like falling in love, but it's better not to think of a right fit in purely emotional terms.

Only thru the individualists coming to self - minding emotional terms can one's detriments be erased!

Thus one can have a»cause» but think of it in more emotional terms, rather than in «political» terms.

Three of them afterward described the meeting in intensely emotional terms, testifying to something like a conversion experience as Benedict listened to them one by one and spoke of sorrow, shame, and the power of repentance and forgiveness.

If You Lose Your Temper Acknowledge to your child that you've lost your temper, but not in overly emotional terms.

«I would like to keep talking about this in very emotional terms,» the Democratic front - runner and former secretary of state said of immigration, «but it also has to be political.

Mr. Hickey, who was one of the first speakers on Tuesday, talked in halting and emotional terms about the death of his father from kidney cancer, which led him to investigate, in a Google search, a possible link between Teflon and the diseases that seemed to plague his town and his family.

I see... so discussing data is now inappropriate and insupportable while it is perfectly fine to inject emotional terms into expert witness testimony given to the public.

If you are going to evaluate the loan on purely emotional terms, you may decide to provide the borrower a below market rate.

Only thru the individualists coming to self - minding emotional terms can one's sinfilled detriments be erased!

The PM, George Osborne and other cabinet ministers are already changing their vocabulary to talk about deficit reduction in more emotional terms.

Michael Hickey, one of the first speakers at a hearing in Hoosick Falls on Tuesday, discussed the death of his father from kidney cancer in emotional terms.

I used the emotional term free - lunch as an illustration of manipulation.

On the other, he posited the unity of the «I» and the world in both intellectual and emotional terms.

Indeed there are researchers who will not use any anthropomorphic words for other primates, reserving the emotional terms for humans alone.

They worked in story terms and emotional terms, and told its tale with buoyant invention, a tale of small - town daughter of a carrot farmer — a rabbit, female, patronized right and left but undeterred — who becomes Zootopia's first rabbit cop and cracks an insidious political conspiracy with the aid of her fox pal.

In emotional terms, romanticism is an affirmation of this world — a refusal to deprecate this life in favor of pie in the sky.

Present your thoughts clearly, so let you passion become the force of your argument other than bringing up the emotional terms.

The cost in emotional terms, in the long run, may be incalculable.

But its siting to the left of a set of politically motivated images does two things: it heralds, in emotional terms, the sense of release felt by these artists when the epiphany broke that art doesn't have to send a message or even look like anything to be powerful, heady and enduring; and — more provocatively — it takes the first international brand of American art and shoves it to the side.

It refers to hanging jewels and body decorations, but it also conjures the idea of an opening, being penetrating and «getting under someone's skin», both in physical and emotional terms.

This work plays with notions of spatial transition, emphasizing the physicality of distance in both real and emotional terms; highlighting the particularities of perception and the fragility of a linear - based understanding of reality.

, Baroness Deech outlined the cost of divorce in financial and emotional terms, and called for a change in public attitudes.

Couples are often badly prepared when they come into mediation both in practical and emotional terms.

While the number of professionals involved can entail significant costs for clients, with various B.C. experts quoting typical expenses for a collaborative divorce between $ 10,000 and $ 25,000, the costs of litigated courtroom divorce can be much higher both in financial and emotional terms.