Sentence examples for finding catharsis from inspiring English sources
In Iran, groups of women have taken to doing parkour in parks, despite the necessity of keeping their hair covered and wearing loose, covering clothing even in the intense heat, finding catharsis in the feeling that nothing can stand in their way.
I just heard my favorite musician finding catharsis in melancholy.
Perhaps, like so many others, she's finding catharsis and healing in a new haircut after a breakup.
But I never listened to his songs and heard a dire self-inflicted prophecy, I just heard my favourite musician finding catharsis in melancholy.
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The feeling of catharsis that washed over me as I performed my poem and stepped off the stage was extremely empowering, ultimately pushing me to continue attending open mics and finding opportunities to perform.
While finding some "purer path" once harked back to Timothy Leary ("Turn on, tune in, drop out"), Karnazes and True don't promise drug-enhanced catharsis in a groovy back room so much as a hippie version of Navy SEAL training, slogging up and down hills until you're forced to question the meaning of your existence.
The latest findings only add to the catharsis for people like Jerry Cooper, who was at the school from 1960-61 and is president of the White House Boys, whose name is a nod to the small cinder-block building where they say they were viciously flogged for the slightest infraction.
Catharsis had become vindication.
"Football was his catharsis".
