Fuller later attributed her "nervous affections" — she was subject to nightmares and sleepwalking in her youth, migraines and depressions in her maturity — to the despotism of her father's tutelage, and some of her more zealous partisans have accused him of child abuse.
Fuller later attributed her "nervous affections"—she was subject to nightmares and sleepwalking in her youth, migraines and depressions in her maturity to the despotism of her father's tutelage, and some of her more zealous partisans have accused him of child abuse.
This flesh and blood demagogue, the subject of nightmares of anyone dedicated to the political process, fearlessly has been splitting down the middle the political party he only recently adopted.
This time it was Murphy's character who was subjected to nightmares, plunged into a coma while DiCaprio's gang of thieves infiltrated his subconscious to plunder his secrets.
When a director who never ever blinks takes on a horrific subject, a nightmare in broad daylight is the inevitable result.
In Kiev, conversations primarily seem to revolve around two subjects: the nightmare of the war in east, and the constantly devaluing hryvnia, which drops almost daily.
What will it take for Kibo to be Emi's friend, rather than the subject of her nightmares?
Dueling with Voldemort is frequently the subject of your nightmares.
"We bring up a subject, for example nightmares, and then the children discuss how they manage to overcome their fear.
In Study 2, 17 subjects with frequent nightmares and 18 controls were compared by a Color-word and an Emotional, block design Stroop task in order to avoid the slow effects of emotional interference potentially caused by previous items.
