Sentence examples for danger of repressing from inspiring English sources

The Bacchae is staged in the Northampton Chronicle's old print works, which, in Takis's design, comes to resemble a subterranean car park: a perfect metaphor for a play about the danger of repressing, or uninhibitedly indulging, our underground passions.

What would be the point of repressing those feelings?

Wegner calls this "the ironic return of repressed thoughts".

What are memories if not forms of repressed knowledge?

Because the child suspects that acting on these feelings would lead to danger, desires are repressed, leading to anxiety.

Reduce danger of confrontation & conflict2.

It is firmly repressed, however, presumably to avert the danger of cancer.

No danger of that here.

This is the danger of postimperial grandiosity.

This failure carries the danger of backfiring.

in danger of passing out.