Sentence examples for repressed fears from inspiring English sources

In Ulysses, Bloom's journey into Dublin's red-light district reveals his repressed fears and desires.

Repressed sadness turns into depression; repressed anger turns into rage; repressed envy turns into jealousy; repressed love turns into possession; and repressed fear turns into anxiety/panic.

Repressed fear creates the unnatural state of chronic anxiety ripping away any chance you have of developing the growth necessary to attain the type of soaring success you deserve.

When they return to the X-Mansion, Xavier explains to Wolverine that, when Jean sacrificed herself, she unleashed the powerful alternate personality she calls "Phoenix", which Xavier had telepathically repressed, fearing the Phoenix's destructive potential.

At best, it keeps us thinking about how society has changed in terms of how we view, touch and interact with children – as parents, friends or strangers – highlighting the state of paranoia and paralysis we are in now, where all forms of intimacy and sensuality are actively repressed through fear.

Instead, these fantasies can offer us a safe way of exploring the real fears that come with being female in this culture – a third choice beyond repressing our fears or being controlled by them.

But she now learns that she is not the only one who cannot repress her fears with reason.

We try to repress our fears by pushing them out of our minds.

While Israelis repress these fears as a means to lead normal lives, non-Israelis don't acknowledge their existence at all.

He is interested in the relation of the "uncanny" to dreams, to repressed desires and fears (early and close to home) and to stages of civilisation we have not outgrown.

So two decades after I hurried away from the school psychologist, I finally sought professional help to deal with all those repressed feelings and fears.