Sentence examples for concealed emotional from inspiring English sources
Individuals asked to pose for a portrait, for example, tend to display more of their right-cheek when provided with a concealed emotional context, but with their left-cheek when asked to express as much emotion as possible.
The nail-biting sequences are interspersed with interviews conducted after the event, which carry a concealed emotional charge.
His later years were full of disappoinment with political life as he fought bravely in a barely concealed emotional battle with his earlier radical convictions.
But it's also because, for the first time, we glimpsed the real Acaster – and his concealed emotional life, behind the enthusiast for mariachi music, doughnuts and the number umpteen.
Looking extraordinarily like the young Pinter with his long sideburns and accosting profile, he shows Robert as a man who conceals his emotional hurt under a sardonic mask and relishes his power over the unaware Jerry.
The most accomplished playwright working within this mode was Terence Rattigan, whose carefully crafted, conventional-looking plays in particular, The Winslow Boy (1946), The Browning Version (1948), The Deep Blue Sea (1952), and Separate Tables (1954 affectingly disclose desperations, terrors, and emotional forlornness concealed behind reticence and gentility.
Meanwhile, Moss's dogged demeanor conceals a growing emotional crisis over his repressed homosexuality.
Chaplin said Einstein's outward persona, calm and gentle, seemed to conceal a "highly emotional temperament," from which came his "extraordinary intellectual energy".
The common factor, however, which invariably concealed a high level of emotional insecurity, was always misogyny, which appears to be classless.
The allocation of the items to the corresponding dimensions (cognitive, emotional, and behavioral) was concealed.
