Sentence examples for the reliving of from inspiring English sources
Repression, the recovery of memory, and the reliving of the emotions that memory elicits were at once the purpose of his work and its métier.
Its dance elements were where its meanings became strangest: Mr. Ouramdane, dancing alone, seemed not to protest but to show us psychological numbness, the reliving of torture and the escape of the mind.
"Perhaps just as dangerous as writing out memory," May said at the same council session at which Dresser spoke, "is the reliving of a past event that is so wincing in memory that one engages in a kind of suffering all over again, which is unproductive of a future".
Like Dan Brown, Greenfield is fatally drawn to adjectives and capable of sentences that simply boggle the mind: "Fred looked far away, then visibly jerked himself back to me"; "The moment can fatten, swell, bloated with the reliving of recent times with Fred, looking and listening to that creased smiling face"; "The sudden thud of silence was heavy and suffocating".
We talk at the site of the Tomašica mass grave after yet another day of commemoration at Omarska, women laying flowers at the now-locked doors of rooms where they were kept, hardened men cracking up at the reliving of cruel memory.
If nothing else, it gives you something to focus on beyond all of the reliving of past events and going down checklists we often obsesses about when attempting to quiet our minds.
The storytelling, unfortunately, leads to the constant reliving of the event and the reopening of emotional wounds and tension.
It's the glorious reliving of the madness on the way.
In contrast, the paralyzing expansion of the incorporated trauma perpetuates the symptomatic reliving of suffering disconnected from language and, thus, far from the attribution of meaning to experience.
Many more gather at the hotel bar for drinks and the constant reliving of hands.
Understanding, according to Dilthey, consists in the reliving and reproducing of the experience of others.
