Quotes About Triggered

Male sexual response is far brisker and more automatic. It is triggered easily by things - like putting a quarter in a vending machine.

Thus, from admiration of one wise and innocent child, and from a misheard remark, the process that not even Aristotle could codify was triggered. Where do you get your ideas? I purposely mishear things.

Theresa May's decision to call an unnecessary general election after Article 50 was triggered was deeply irresponsible.

secrets were more like mines waiting to be triggered than treasure waiting to be found. I glanced

Surprise jolts us to attention. Surprise is triggered when our schemas fail, and it prepares us to understand why the failure occurred.

Where do my tears go? Why is it that I can't cry now when I need to? Yet I knew that later my tears would be unexpectedly triggered by the scent of lilacs, or the low hum of a cello.

But triggered persistently, it destroys brain cells, causes ruminative early morning waking, and damages the immune system.

If they're to be remotely detonated, the device is triggered by a cell phone—an untraceable burner, appropriately nicknamed. But a timed IED is

An emotion like anger that's an automatic response lasts just ninety seconds from the moment it's triggered until it runs its course. One and a half minutes, that's all. When it lasts any longer, which it usually does, it's because we've chosen to rekindle it.

I think that people do things for a reason - that we have mental illness, that we have genetic wiring that can get triggered by certain environmental factors.

it was news of the surprise match that triggered the rebellion

Food has always brought me comfort and the bingeing is triggered when I'm in a space that is not positive.

It turns out that every time a person gets depressed, the connections in the brain between mood, thoughts, the body, and behavior get stronger, making it easier for depression to be triggered again.

drippings onto a skillet, which triggered

The warm breath, the smell of tansy and lavender, the words triggered a surge of something wild she couldn't name

The symptoms of trauma can be stable, that is, ever-present. They can also be unstable, meaning that they can come and go and be triggered by stress. Or they can remain hidden for decades and suddenly surface. Usually, symptoms do not occur individually, but come in groups. They often grow increasingly complex over time, becoming less and less connected with the original trauma experience.