Sentence examples for find catharsis from inspiring English sources

Fresh from the froth, he and we find catharsis in his escape.

The one place Bryant could always find catharsis and sanctuary was a hardwood floor.

"In ending Dirty Pretty Things, and the black emptiness that came with that, I tried to find catharsis, to understand my past," he explains.

At such moments, Maier recalls characters in the novels of Kingsley Amis, those finely tuned instruments of outrage who find catharsis in cataloguing all the human failures around them.

If the tension grows strong enough, the beat kicks up, and Ms. Lennox lets loose like a full-fledged soul singer, determined to find catharsis in confessions like "Everything I want to be comes crashing down on me".

Interpretation is intentionally left up to the viewer with hope that they find catharsis or camaraderie in seeing another isolated body.

He blames the "illegals" for ruining his job opportunities and clearly finds catharsis in hunting down drug smugglers with his group, Arizona Border Recon.

Grace has found catharsis and comfort in her growing network of trans friends and fans, though she notes that there's still a long way to go, both in terms of cultural awareness and also in personal terms.

They were related activities of the reckoning of each day, and Pepys, who regarded those who did not keep their own books as madmen, found catharsis in this virtuous and disciplined activity.

White finds catharsis, pathos and – it seems hard to believe – comedy in a narrative that would, told another way, ended a little earlier, be better held up as a reason to despair in humanity.

Fenway, often called the cathedral of Boston, was where so many found catharsis after the attack.