But trying to civilise his hawk turned out to be just another "tragic" form of repressing himself.
Tony explains to her that Livia's stroke was psychosomatic, "brought on by repressed rage," he says, barely repressing some rage himself.
Forced to neither talk nor cry, Beard obediently convinced himself to repress.
"Although it is a waste of time to argue with a paranoid patient about his delusions, he may still be persuaded to keep them to himself, to repress them as far as possible and to forgo the aggressive action they might suggest, in general to conduct his life as if they did not exist".
But Mr. Lewis (who was also powerfully subdued as Dick Winters, the laconic hero of "Band of Brothers") overcomes these obstacles, suggesting a passion so profound and repressed that Soames himself cannot fathom it.
Later, after Mrs. Truckle confesses that she touched Sly first, the Chief, a whirlwind of repressed desire, throws himself at her feet, ripping off his jacket to expose his bare chest.
The IFNG by himself is able to repress TGFB mRNA expression as demonstrated in CD18 positive cells [ 41] and in human lymphocytes it increases mRNA expression of MEFV [ 42].
Caesar used to like playing with dolls, something that infuriated his father, and though he was left alone to draw, he repressed that side of himself that wished to be more vocal.
McEwan prides himself on his politeness, but he can't repress a sneer when he speaks of religion.
Zalewski also noted that McEwan prides himself on his politeness, but he can't repress a sneer when he speaks of religion….
