Sentence examples for suppressed grief from inspiring English sources

Suppressed grief and emotional denial can be read into the pictures.

A place like the end of the Sixth Symphony is a gigantic, melancholic hymn in their performance, music that sings with barely suppressed grief and rage.

He thought he might weep with the relief of it, with the release of all the years of waiting, the intermittent periods of suppressed grief.

Perhaps one solo briefly suggested suppressed grief, as its dancer very slowly buried her face in her hands; but it was hard to hear how this rose out of its music.

From the start, Mr Mondale's campaign had had a funereal air, full of gravity and barely suppressed grief for the loss of Mr Wellstone, his wife and daughter and three campaign helpers.

Only suppressed grief threatens one's mental health.

The only unusual thing about Alex's immersion in cinematic imagery is that it's a deliberate emotional strategy -- a way of suppressing grief for his dead father.

At the time, Holdsclaw suppressed her grief, playing a game for the Mystics just days after the funeral.

Allen bravely suppresses his grief until the dam suddenly bursts.

In the war's aftermath, Britain strove to suppress its grief with willed gaiety.

It began earlier this week with Prince Harry, who told the Daily Telegraph that after years of suppressing his grief over the death of his mother, Princess Diana, he finally sought counseling about three years ago when his brother, William, told him he needed to deal with it.