When she first found out the truth about her father, Garnett exulted in her private knowledge, "unable to contain the feeling that, with such a father, I had been marked for a special destiny".
If he had been asked to describe the pressure, he would have said that it amounted to the phrase, repeated, "Who needs this?" If he had been able to step outside or find a quiet corner, Kostya thought that he could contain the feeling.
It's a passionless statement, and yet, contains more feeling that the entirety of the song in question.
I've read that chocolate contains chemicals that simulate the feeling of being in love.
It has been argued that Art Therapy has advantages over traditional psychotherapies because the images that a person makes can help a person understand themselves better whilst also containing powerful feelings that might otherwise overwhelm them [ 8].
"To be enchanted is to be struck and shaken by the extraordinary that lives amid the familiar and the everyday... the mood I [Bennett] [am] calling enchanted," she says, "involves... a surprising encounter," that contains "the pleasurable feeling of being disrupted or torn out of one's default sensory-psychic-intellectual disposition".
5 It has been argued that for people with severe mental disorders such as schizophrenia, art therapy has advantages over other treatments because the use of art materials can help people to understand themselves better while containing powerful feelings that might otherwise overwhelm them.
There is not a ballpark in baseball that can contain Howard, whose feelings about Citi Field apparently contrast sharply with those of Chipper Jones.
It contains the feelings and talents of Mankind.
People have been wandering the earth with string instruments and songs for a few thousand years – it's a perfect, compact, way to contain art: feeling, time, history.
