emotional gap

There are large cognitive and emotional gaps that form at early ages.

There was no way to breach the emotional gap.

The emotional gap between my father and me wasn't exactly oceans wide, but it was definitely born of the sea.

Some people have attempted to augment this emotional gap in the English language through the creation of a "SarcMark."

By the ninth, the close-ups were coming even more furiously, as the emotional gap between Padre faces and Yankee faces widened.

"Especially when there are other kinds of solutions that may not fill the emotional gap of experiencing pregnancy but will result in a healthy baby, with very little risk."

It also inspires fierce sacrifice in Jenifer's sisters while it underscores the emotional gap that separates these three daughters from their sad and nervous mother (Jane Alexander).

People would complain that there's no funk, no feeling in techno anymore, and the easy escape is to put a vocalist and some piano on top to fill the emotional gap.

Doing so would bridge an emotional gap he thought better left unspanned and bring images to mind, mental pictures of Nikki in a nothing nightie on the bedclothes that he'd rather not face.

In Brecht's theory, the absence of a cathartic resolving action would require the audience to take political action in the real world in order to fill the emotional gap they experience.

The ravishingly handsome film works on several levels: as a proto-feminist fable, a meditation on still photography and its relation to real life, and a portrait of lovers whose religious difference becomes an unbridgeable emotional gap.

Kate and Cassidy bond over their shared love for Sawyer, and Cassidy realizes that Kate's raising of Aaron served as a way for Kate to fill the emotional gap Sawyer left.

After Saturday's game, Torre repeated his well-known dislike for these interleague interludes and gave an interesting perspective of the emotional gap between these games with the Mets and the games with a division rival.

Not only was he unable to play with his father, put on loud music or bring friends home, he also became aware of an emotional gap which meant that he could never raise the topics of girls or male friends.

JM's infatuation with the car is apparently an attempt to fill the emotional gap created by his friend's death and the barren life he leads in Tokyo, which, he tells BG, is alien and "just like Mars".

Children with Down syndrome may not age emotionally/socially and intellectually at the same rates as children without Down syndrome, so over time the intellectual and emotional gap between children with and without Down syndrome may widen.

Leaving her out of it, could be that in, say, a year's time, we'll then be too late; the Sect is growing very fast, and once they can fill in all the emotional gaps in Colossus' control network, we will have had it in a big way "Yes."

Now, though, Mr. Maby asserted, as consumers focus less on painting as maintenance and more on "turning a house into a home," there was a kind of emotional gap, as it were, unfulfilled by Glidden's existing brands, which include Spred Satin and Spred 2000.

In the two weeks I spent in Ghana that January, not only did I make great strides in bridging the cultural and emotional gap that existed between me and my family, but I also married the woman whom my father had picked out for me some seven years before.