Sentence examples for repressed knowledge from inspiring English sources

Here, as Aristotle teaches, heroes realize their previously repressed knowledge and are, by the revelation, freed from repression and transformed.

What are memories if not forms of repressed knowledge?

Understanding when you're really feeling angry, rather than trying to repress that knowledge, can help you process your anger.

And it's the much-repressed knowledge that this is going on that helps, I would argue, to prevent too much criticism of the psychiatric profession.

Freud's aim was to enable the individual to encounter the conflicts these hysterias held, and experience, rather than repress, the knowledge of them.

Knowledge does that when its repressed, it suspends reality as we know it.

At what age does the knowledge of what we want become so repressed?

However, there is little knowledge regarding how many genes are activated or repressed in an AhR-dependent mechanism during sub-chronic exposure to AhR ligands.

Relationships were examined manually in the Ingenuity Pathways Knowledge Base to determine if target genes were activated or repressed by p53.

Currin hooks us by rewarding capacities for knowledge and experience which most major art of the last half-century repressed.

To our knowledge, this is the first time such a selective association between translationally repressed RP mRNAs and eIF2α-P is described.