Sentence examples for feeling repressed from inspiring English sources

"We must stop pressuring each other to fit with this stereotype which more often than not leaves us feeling repressed and unable to express ourselves.

Feeling repressed by the UNSC's heavy-handed rule, some colonies revolt; fearing rebellion will tear the UNSC apart, military leaders approve the SPARTAN Project, a secret squad of super soldiers to quietly suppress rebellion.

Families that keep feelings repressed, that don't discuss issues that come up, send the message that it's not all right to talk about things that bother us.

When they are premenstrual, it can all feel too much, and repressed feelings come out.

In the pastor who turns away from love: Jamie Ballard bubbles with repressed feeling.

It was from years and years and years of repressed feeling from never getting the big shot at something.

Still, it said something about a repressed feeling and was the most riveting European moment in a long time.

The scenes in the sisters' apartment -- which, in an effective, mildly gloomy set by Mark Symczak, shares the stage with the studio of the blocked artist -- teem with repressed feeling.

Rattigan is suddenly all the rage, although, of course, in Chichester the theatrical patron saint of repressed feeling, wells of loneliness, situational chat and unspoken desire has never gone out of fashion.

As usual, the Master was right; as Elyot and Amanda, Rickman and Duncan have a field day with Coward's nuanced silences, with all the verbal tics and physical revelations of repressed feeling.

The much-enlarged Japanese character for "anger," cut from white fabric and stitched to a black field by Gardar Eide Einarsson of Norway, seems a similarly stifled expression of repressed feeling.