Sentences with phrase «emotionally shattered»

He was wrong, I was still pretty emotionally shattered just six months out of a 23 - year relationship.

This last week has left me feeling emotionally shattered because of these two issues.

Life - sized, clad in rolled - up cut - offs and casual shoes, holding a wire monkey by a leash, he leans forward in his chair, physically and emotionally shattered, but controlling the space.

At the start of the second world war, Guggenheim, a member of one of New York's wealthiest families, whose sheltered childhood had been emotionally shattered when her father died on the Titanic, went on a spending spree, buying modern art from artists who were desperately planning their escapes from the Nazis.

Emily Blunt's metamorphosis into Rachel Watson, the physically ravaged, emotionally shattered alcoholic in «The Girl on the Train» (out Oct. 7) burrowed deeper than a mere Hollywood make - under.

Her performance as Christy, the eldest child holding together an emotionally shattered family, won her plaudits and many nominations around the world including Best Newcomer at the Spirit Awards.

He was emotionally shattered, but De Santo had tried to help.

The 1992 election defeat was the most disturbing of all, the most emotionally shattering, because the Conservative government was manifestly weak yet still Neil Kinnock could not break through.

Sundance's Manchester by the Sea, one of the most emotionally shattering films in years, makes the cut, predictably and deservedly.

Eventually, the emotionally shattering third - act conflict arises when a drunken Kendrick burns a frozen pizza in the oven on Christmas Eve and sets off the smoke alarm.

Not exact matches

When the sexual energy in a relationship hits low tide, couples often disconnect emotionally, even if the marriage does nt end in divorce or isnt shattered by an illicit affair.

It could have shattered his self esteem and ego and he might want to find an emotionally available man.

With Essoe's performance proving to be a thing of complex, emotionally - shattering beauty, even if every element might not work out exactly as I hoped they were going to I was still impressed with their feature, Midnighters a tasty bit of pulp fiction I'm certainly going to be revisiting relatively soon.

In one of her most acclaimed roles of that period, as an emotionally - shattered widow in Kryzstof Kieslowski's Three Colurs: Blue (1993), her serene but subtly expressive face provided a mesmerising focal point which greatly magnified that film's power.

It's a singular, shattering, emotionally bold venture, and that rare example of a completely uncompromised cinematic vision.

Indeed, it's all the more disappointing when you consider that the story's initial setup is very promising; here is a flawed man in Aiden Pearce whose questionable actions result in the death of his small niece, setting him on a path of revenge and shattering him emotionally.