Sentence examples for repressed emotional from inspiring English sources

Embracing the didactic language of parable while turning it on its head, Zambreno's punchy, matter-of-fact, repetitive sentences belie repressed emotional truths.

The programmers also have a few droll encounters with a New Age group that shares the motel with them, who try to open up the nerdy programmers' repressed emotional lives.

Davies does more than film Dickinson's life; he creates a world that is, above all, her inner world, confined to the increasingly narrow circles of her activity that, as they contract, raise the repressive force on her repressed emotional life and raise the heat on the emotions that she presses into her brief, curt, only seemingly cool verses.

This indicates that the person practising the role of the mover in AM comes into contact with repressed emotional content and faces emotions previously avoided.

That is the heart of both films, the repressed emotional wish.

But the third side of the triangle, Sarah, is a repressed emotional cipher, harder for the reader to understand.

Repressing emotional damage with 36-hour parties, anxious hugs, and blistering gossip just doesn't work.

After Vietnam: McCain's writings from the seventies admitted to almost no personal change after his release from prison, as he appeared to repress emotional fallout and instead famously flew to Rio a year after his release because you "have a better chance of getting laid," as he once told a fellow POW, later divorcing his wife to marry the wealthy blonde heiress Cindy Lou Hensley.

Repressed emotions can be extremely unhealthy.

She had repressed her emotional need for a loving relationship, turning her anger against herself.

A patient in my practice, Ms. M. repressed her emotional response toward her roommate, an ex-lover who demeaned her constantly.