emotional involvement

"Though how anyone could expect emotional involvement from you I'll never know."

An emotional involvement did not concern him, only a physical one, particularly if the result were a child.

In particular they don't have to worry about emotional involvement.

The emotional involvement has taken its toll among his staff also.

The last thing he needed in this mess was emotional involvement.

Now, let me caution you against personal emotional involvement here.

Emotional involvement in any case is trouble, and you're obviously too close to this one.

Caught up in research, one begins to lose emotional involvement.

I could also tell the type of emotional involvement the two shared.

Emotional involvement with a Q was a bad idea on every level.

If one partner's emotional involvement with the market is deep enough, it can color daily life for both husband and wife.

She talks about her emotional involvement serious moments like this.

When it comes to parenthood the emotional involvement is far greater.

The film depicts the audience's emotional involvement with the story.

A nurse has to learn to control the show of feeling and avoid emotional involvement with the patient.

That's why I don't need any emotional involvement in my life."

Q. As the person who brought these creatures here, do you have an emotional involvement with them?

He just had to watch out for emotional involvement.

When a patient dies, he admits to a want of emotional involvement.

"Well, then, I suppose you might work out some emotional involvement.

If people have total control over their business they will have the best possible emotional involvement,' he says.

Claxby, aware of possible emotional involvement, kept an open mind.

I mean, is it possible that he had some emotional involvement outside the family?'

Yet there was her deep musical and emotional involvement to make amends.

This intense emotional involvement by the judge leads to a larger problem, critics say.