Sentence examples for hidden distress from inspiring English sources

Perceptions of being different from the others, the possible peer discrimination because of the presence of a scar on the chest in the usual period of starting to go to kindergarten or school may cause hidden distress.

Heidegger calls this indifference "the hidden distress of no-distress-at-all" (Contributions 4: 8).

Kaimwata, like many residents (called i-Kiribati), giggles to hide distress.

Informants also mentioned the strong social pressures, especially among young men, to hide distress and keep up a pretence of coping.

But he did not hide his distress over what had happened.

This tendency to hide our distress affords us many social benefits.

The 32-year-old Loaiza, who was 9-5 with Chicago and has two losses and three no-decisions with the Yankees, has not hid his distress.

Mr. Spacey's gift for irony, his attraction to roles that hide emotional distress behind a cloak of knowing composure, is starting to look like a vice.

And nobody's pursuing him, he's just popped into the woods to hide his distress from the other smartly dressed bright young things with whom he was previously indulging in a champagne-lubricated egg-and-spoon race on the terrace.

So too is Nightingale, full of determination while hiding her distress that romance with Fenwick didn't pan out and secretly glugging Pepto-Bismol at her desk to cope with the stress of the hostile, cliquish environment in which she works.

Nearby, Aduzinda Féteira couldn't hide her distress as she discovered her farm had been completely destroyed.