Sentence examples for suppressed emotion from inspiring English sources

The chest heaves with barely suppressed emotion.

Davis writes as one who has long denied memory, long suppressed emotion.

Stephen Dillane has always been wonderful at showing us the core of this rigid, complex man and the scene with Shireen in which he explained why she developed greyscale and how he saved her life was a masterpiece of carefully suppressed emotion that left viewers in no doubt of the depth of his feelings for his sweet-natured daughter.

Ho et al. reported that women with cancer showed a tendency to suppress emotion, and emotional suppression positively predicted stress level even after the effect of depressed mood was under control.

And both suggest entrapment by suppressed emotions.

It was like pulling out a plug which released the suppressed emotions.

Thankfully he doesn't burst into song the way the smitten are prone to in animated films, but suppressed emotions come in a rush.

Laughing and smiling at how wonderful Joyce was, Martin often seems terribly lonely and his suppressed emotions come pouring out at the end.

Back then, Nikodinov was a skater whose suppressed emotions caused her performances to unfold with the unemotional delivery of a book report.

As if to prove the point, one audience member asked Díaz and Russell if there were any suppressed emotions they felt too vulnerable to put on the page.

"Child at the Window" and "Dreams" comment on the hidden memories and suppressed emotions within seemingly cosy domestic confines, blurring the distinction between security and entrapment.