Sentence examples for deeply suppressed from inspiring English sources

This intense, adrenaline-fuelled environment can result in deeply suppressed behavioural traits emerging that have not been seen before, despite the presence of officials and thousands of cameras poised to zoom in.

You can resell the RCA at any time without having to transfer a subscription, and you'll get your listings even if the manufacturer goes out of business -- a deeply suppressed but chronic worry of TiVo and ReplayTV owners.

They haven't all been working class by any means: they've been heterogeneous in that sense; but they have tended to be black.' Probably the main strain of criticism of Hollinghurst is that his characters aren't likeable enough, that if there is feeling in his novels, then it's too deeply suppressed.

If the ghosts are mere illusions, then she is suffering a bout of insanity, in which her "revelations" about the children's unearthly communications, and her perception of them as allied to unspeakable evil, must reflect her deeply suppressed aggressions and hostility.

The evening felt, rather, like a kind of ironic punishment, a comic book-style retribution for a sin I must have committed and deeply suppressed long ago.

DiCaprio's Gatsby isn't a passive cipher; he acts out the dangerous qualities of Gatsby deeply suppressed in the novel in Nick Carraway's telling.

There's also a brief discussion of Jerry Lewis's deeply bizarre (and suppressed) film about a clown entertaining children in the death camps, The Day the Clown Cried, whose catastrophic failure proves exactly why this material should be handled with such extreme care.

The decision to pursue charges comes despite the fact that a forthcoming report commissioned by the Justice Department finds that the tactics used against demonstrators last August were deeply flawed and suppressed constitutional rights.

The adult brain expends at least as much energy on inhibition as on action, some studies suggest, and mental health relies on abiding strategies to ignore or suppress deeply disturbing thoughts — of one's own inevitable death, for example.

In deeply patriarchal rural India, which suppressed women's voice for thousands of years, women are now discovering their voice and learning to flex their political muscles.

Mr. Burke writes that awareness of Jewish contributions to Spanish culture was suppressed until recently by deeply persistent anti-Semitism.