repressed造句
1, He repressed his natural sexual desires as sinful.
2, She repressed her desire to mention his name.
3, He repressed a sudden desire to cry.
4, Brenda repressed the urge to shout at him.
5, It is anger that is repressed that leads to violence and loss of control.
6, All protest is brutally repressed by the regime.
7, His childhood was repressed and solitary.
8, The military government repressed the striking workers.
9, He repressed a shudder of disgust.
10, Rebellions in the area were bloodily repressed by pro-government forces.
11, For years he had successfully repressed the painful memories of childhood.
12, English people are notoriously repressed and don't talk about their feelings.
13, The little boy was repressed by his parents and seldom spoke.
14, He had long ago repressed the painful memories of his childhood.
15, I repressed a smile.
16, Some have charged that the Puritans were sexually repressed and inhibited.
17, The disturbance was repressed at last by the riot police.
18, The repressed archaic heritage is unconscious.
19, The vicious circle of repressed feeling is finally broken.
20, It is a form of reenactment of repressed memories, a kind of photo-theatre, or psychic realism.
21, The moment I saw Narendra all the repressed speech of the previous weeks came out like sulphurous gas from a geyser.
22, She's probably lived such a repressed life she goes berserk when she comes out to the West Indies.
23, Either he had genuinely repressed what he knew or he refused to acknowledge it.
24, I had a lot of repressed anger toward my family that I didn't realize till my father died.
25, Some tendencies in human behaviour were encouraged, others repressed, and the results were both pleasant and unpleasant.
26, Not all that is unconscious is repressed, although all that is repressed is unconscious.
27, But the ways of wild nature, repressed by sheep grazing for so long, will not be held back for ever.
28, An initial period of identification is important to a repressed group that has never had adequate self-images.
29, The man-hater is locked into the initial stage of separation, where repressed hurt and previously unarticulated anger are explored.
30, The Victorian era is characterized by its strict conventions and repressed emotion.
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