Sentences with phrase «emotionally invested in you»

So weird, I know, but I must get emotionally invested in houses when I follow the progress online and love the results.

I imagine the worst part of the job is dealing with home owners that still emotionally invested in the property and don't want to change anything.

Having followed your story for many months now (and having lived in Montgomery for three years and can recognize the places you name), I can't help feeling emotionally invested in your journey to parenthood.

People become emotionally invested in their homes, and this could make you feel uncomfortable and less free to ask questions, voice concerns, or openly negotiate given the level of involvement the seller has.

«Seeing a space plan for their company helps tenants become emotionally invested in a space,» says Kipp Gstettenbauer, CCIM, director with Cushman & Wakefield of San Diego.

People can be very emotionally invested in their homes, even if they are selling.

You don't want to get emotionally invested in one particular property.

No one wants to hear this kind of news over text or email, especially if they're emotionally invested in the home.

This article aims to assess whether the concept of EE is a useful and valid measure of the quality of professional caregiver and patient relationships, given that staff may be less emotionally invested in relationships than relatives.

The article aims to assess whether the concept of EE is a useful and valid measure of the quality of professional caregiver and patient relationships, given that staff may be less emotionally invested in relationships than relatives.

Research shows couples that have a family centered view of family life are more emotionally invested in one another and less prone to divorce.

The concept of the intergenerational stake emerged from solidarity theory suggesting that parents are more emotionally invested in the relationship than are their children (Bengtson & Kuypers, 1971).

In reality, it is often hardest to get perspective when dealing with those closest to us as we're so emotionally invested in the situation, which makes us prone to reactionary behaviours.

A more straightforward example, parents who are emotionally invested in a child only in as much as how the child's achievements will reflect on them.

Extra layers make a deeper impact on the reader and will hopefully make them feel emotionally invested in the people you help.

Of course, getting emotionally invested in really cool ideas has some drawbacks, as it might make the wait even worse, not to mention that you'll be setting yourself up for disappointment when it turns out that the designers omitted (with good reason most likely) your big idea from the actual game.

«We believe that any agency force, especially the part - time force that is in place within financial institutions, should be emotionally invested in the welfare of its customers before it can be an effective advocate for a particular product.»

Police who should rationally focus on catching the right guy get all emotionally invested in the one guy they happen to be targeting.

Clients who are emotionally invested in the issues under litigation are more likely to be dissatisfied... [more]

Clients who are emotionally invested in the issues under litigation are more likely to be dissatisfied with the results achieved by their counsel, regardless whether or not a win was achieved.

Also, if you are emotionally invested in your job, and this negotiation, why would you say something that suggests that you think your counterpart isn't?

It is clear from the way you word the questions you are still extremely emotionally invested in the whole scenario and want to make sure you get your pound of flesh at every turn.

In this way, the audience becomes emotionally invested in the story playing out before them.

When lawyers feel secure in their jobs, they are more inclined to be emotionally invested in their work and loyal toward their employers.

He's obviously too emotionally invested in the climate change charade to be an objective observer.

But because some people are deeply emotionally invested in rejecting anything related to «anthropogenic global warming», they struggle to grasp what would be obvious in any other context (like your swimming pool, or a bank account).

I was emotionally invested in Max Payne 3 from start to finish.

I was emotionally invested in the characters in this game, more than anything else in 2012.

The result is a fully developed supporting cast that players will actually care about, making it much easier to become emotionally invested in the story.

It's a good song, but it's easy to become so emotionally invested in the previous tune by this point that one begins to miss the first vessel, if only by association.

Characters have a lasting impression after their stories, and it is hard not to be emotionally invested in these long - standing franchise icons.

They're fully fleshed out personalities with interesting personal quests, back histories and even their current struggles are something you can easily get emotionally invested in and great voice acting talent from each of them really drives this home and even side stories featuring the secondary characters from previous outings are a great payoff to their own continuity.

I am so emotionally invested in The Last of Us and I know I'm not the only one who feels that way, especially considering the anticipation of The Last of Us 2 reveal during Paris Games Week.

Lightning Returns does not really do much to change this, and the result is a convoluted story that is hard to get emotionally invested in.

Fans may be able to overlook these issues as the game still boasts a rich story, stellar voice acting and provides an amazing history lesson / reminder for fans but to the average gamer not emotionally invested in this series I would pass on this title and wait for next year in hopes the game will bring a bit more new offerings to the table.

The trailer tries to make the viewer emotionally invested in a zombie game.

From the galactic adventures of Ratchet & Clank to the gritty Chimera threat introduced in Resistance, I've always found myself emotionally invested in the stories and worlds they've brought to us.

This is such a missed opportunity because, in some respects, Remedy succeeded in making me feel emotionally invested in a couple of the «bad guys» but had they carried that over into the actual game itself to truly mind fuck the gamer, it would be a completely different story.

Sure, the scene direction is fine, but even Final Fantasy X — a title I consistently bash for mediocre characters, melodramatic dialogue, and poor scene direction — had me emotionally invested in the ending.

I did have a couple problems jumping over and ducking under logs and KO'ing myself but man that whole demo was so exciting and were not even emotionally invested in the characters yet.

This is important because unlike most war games, Hell's Highway concentrates much of its efforts on making sure the player is emotionally invested in the characters.

When I say this is what gaming SHOULD be about, this is what I mean: My favorite stories are the ones that move you to feel emotionally invested in and connected to their characters.

I've been surprised at how controversial this idea is, but if most people are buying and holding, they are emotionally invested in this strategy.

What's good about staying away from the markets completely is that you're not emotionally invested in any position.

Trouble is, you're now emotionally invested in that company, so there's a tendency to ignore all hints of bad news & to treat every (price) setback as a chance to gobble up more stock.

Ask people who are not emotionally invested in your business to review your business plans.

Unfortunately, many self - published authors are so emotionally invested in the manuscript they've written that they feel almost offended if an editor suggests changes.

The editor is not emotionally invested in the content and topic and can be more objective about so it will make sense to your reader.

To the reader who's become emotionally invested in a story, it's like a bad break - up.

You'll be working directly with the creator, and this person will be emotionally invested in the project and possibly not have much experience of navigating the publishing world as a professional business owner (a hat self - publishers must decide to wear if they want to be successful).