All interviewees contained feelings of security as well as insecurity, but every category or sub-category was not present in every interview.
The surge may contain feeling, memory, heat, cold, longing, pain, even joy.
They are three-dimensional objects that contain feelings, sounds, and pictures when they are said or read.
It's a refraction of reality, containing feelings and thoughts that are put forth, first, in a primary text, which the actor interprets an interpretation that the director supports or edits, in an attempt to help build, in a made-up world, an atmosphere of verisimilitude.
The need for men to contain feelings and protect against shame related to feeling inferior, "not quite a man", may be ingrained in the amygdala and hippocampus and thus will need the 'right' approach: A good example is offered in the Opinion Pages of the New York Times in Therapy for Tough Guys (COUCH).
The first domain contains feelings such as "fear, grief, depression, shame, guilt, anxiety, low self-esteem, hopelessness and anger, or inability to express such feelings" (:7).
She also wanted to explore the "very, very fine line between being contained and feeling like you're suffocating" and "feeling contained and safe".
(id 2) The information ambivalence also contained conflicting feelings and reflections on the sufficiency of information in the consultation, varying from one situation to another.
And I was just working in Haiti and sitting under this incredible cacao tree, and it clicked as feeling like the right thing to rise up into that space, but to sort of contain that feeling of awe and humility at the same time.
