Sentence examples for suppressed desire from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Big Bang symbolised a suppressed desire for... oh, enough, enough.

"I suspect he has always had a suppressed desire to drive a rivet," said his son Nelson.

But Claggart is undone by a warped combination of suppressed desire for Billy and hatred of his decency.

Based on Terence Rattigan's play about forbidden passion and suppressed desire in the 1950s, the feature will star Rachel Weisz, Simon Russell Beale and Tom Hiddleston.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, October 5, 1929 P. 17 The Coolidge-Trumbull marriage brought out America's suppressed desire for a Royal Family.

The convent, in Hannah Clark's design, is an iron-grey place full of the sound of suppressed desire and unanswered prayer.

Just seeing other people smoke kindles all those suppressed desires.

For James, the unconscious included not just suppressed desires but also mystical forces.

Even before the hit movie "Twilight," "True Blood" on HBO offered a Southern gothic version of the torment of suppressed desires.

The hysterical symptoms she displays - "nervous heart trouble", panic attacks, a tendency towards mental breakdown - were all, Williams believed, indicative of suppressed desires.

Until, like all suppressed desires, it speaks up as a voice in our heads: "Pound him!" We all agree it takes a village to raise our children.