Sentence examples for repressed homosexual from inspiring English sources
Her longing and resignation also surely expressed Andersen's own feelings as a repressed homosexual.
Movies like this tend to believe a villain with repressed homosexual urges is much funnier than one without.
Was he a repressed homosexual; did he make this ideal of blond-and-blue-eyed perfection from his own self-loathing?
HBO recently announced production of a documentary based on "The Hidden Hitler," a widely disputed 2001 biography that claims Hitler was a repressed homosexual.
As far as can be determined it would seem that Lawrence was asexual – or a repressed homosexual – with a tendency towards masochism.
No wonder then that when the revolution, which he had naively equated with personal salvation, repressed homosexuals and artists, he became its bitter, unforgiving enemy.
The very psychological dynamics that lead repressed homosexuals to be viciously homophobic or that entice sexually tempted preachers to inveigh against immorality are the very dynamics that lead vodka-drinking fundamentalists to steer planes into buildings.
As in "Lonesome" the puckish Mr. Mead cuts capers while Viva delivers a number of acerbic soliloquies, calling the surfers repressed homosexuals.
Some media sites and pundits claim the Wright brothers were latent (repressed) homosexuals.
The film itself, as interpreted by the director and the principal actor, Martin Shaw, suggests yet another explanation: Rhodes repressed his homosexual yearnings at the cost of his humanity.
