Sentence examples for feel denial from inspiring English sources

When my husband died by suicide three years ago after a long battle with clinical depression coupled with steroid abuse and prescription drugs, my well-intentioned friends said I would feel denial, followed by anger, bargaining, depression, and then finally, acceptance.

You may be angry or depressed first, feel denial later, or bargain after you feel depression, and there's nothing wrong with that.

In Qatar you feel discrimination, denial and a master-servant relationship.

Begin the second paragraph by explaining that you do not feel the denial of the claim was justified and then give a thorough explanation arguing your case.

Yet what initially feels like denial is instead its opposite: the assertion that it is how we live rather than how we die that is important.

With that salary, they might be able to afford a studio!" Sounding like a psychotherapist himself, Mr. Halstead said the run-of-the-mill bonus baby, faced with the Manhattan market, first feels "outrageous denial".

"I don't feel in weird denial of my heritage.

On the Web site of Loyola College in Baltimore, a section devoted to homesickness cites Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's exposition of the five stages of grief experienced by terminally ill patients in her book "On Death and Dying": "At first you may feel shock and denial, then anger, then bargaining ('I'll give it another week and then I'm leaving'), depression and finally acceptance.

You are likely to feel anger along with denial, and longing.

Some women refuse reconstruction because they feel it is a denial of the impact of cancer, both positive and negative, and that a tattoo (often very carefully designed to express the personal nature of the cancer journey) is the exact opposite.

Is he quietly whistling to himself "It's the end of the world as we know it (I feel fine)", blissfully in denial as demonstrated when he claimed that "99% of Facebook's content is real"?