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1. Repressing the urge to go and comfort him, I turn my attention to the document he’s given me
2. Repressing issues and energies stops this from
3. Truth is that when you are repressing or restricting flow in any way you
4. They probably were using material possessions as a psychological pacifier of sorts to help distract them from the unpleasant reality that they had created for themselves, as well as to aid them in repressing their somber feelings regarding their otherwise bleak emotional and spiritual existence
5. Repressing and denying the creative/sexual energy has led to
6. already started avoiding money by repressing his creativity, his
7. Repressing an attack of panic, he reached out for something solid
8. repressing inside of myself would surface
9. His initial experiments involved repressing the feet and
10. Around the time of the riddle lottery, Aureliano Segundo began waking up with a knot in his throat, as if he were repressing a desire to weep
11. Repressing a smile of triumph, Nancy quickly changed the subject before the German could realise that he had just given away his home base
12. into a lower realm of the repressing system
13. means of repressing the most ambitious of productive
14. ��� Said Nancy, smiling and repressing her pain for a moment
15. Repressing his own grin, the young captain covered the receiver’s microphone with one hand and looked at Boyd
16. Repressing her fear, the young blonde shouted to her in English, showing that she actually understood part of what the man had said
17. He was initially assigned to a remote village in the northern part of Iraq where his responsibility included repressing the local Kurds
18. Repressing a smile, Rose sent her men to bed to nurse their headaches
19. “Really?” Lester said, not fully repressing his disbelief, which came out in the form of laughter
20. ’’ Said Nancy with difficulty while repressing her cries of pain
21. It is true that I’m repressing a lot of feelings to maintain this façade of equanimity
22. I certainly don’t love her, but neither am I repressing anger at her because I don’t know what else to do
23. that she felt sure Tammas was repressing
24. “I’m not at liberty to discuss it,” Tammas said, repressing his emotions and
25. They project to the masses an androgynous figure and enhance it by engendering the adoration of nudity and all things "natural" - or by strongly repressing these feelings
26. Hell stands at the precise vertical line under the city carried to the end of the earth for those who used their psyche in full to repress what has been repressing them, to welcome mischievous events
27. It ruptures the unity of the human personality by repressing the unconscious deepest aspirations and inspirations of being, affecting the vital principle itself
28. A finger pointing on her alone, repressing her freedom at will
29. ” He didn’t bother repressing the automatic shudder
30. The man practically oozed charm, so the fact that he was currently oozing said charm all over Norah had Cam grinding his teeth and repressing the urge to plant a fist in his friend’s face
31. ” As I now perceive it, the act of repressing a memory is
32. “Like invoking my Miranda rights?” The bound one replied, repressing a bit of a smile, as a security bot tore off the T-word Shirt she was wearing which read, How come $ never goes to jail for the things it says and does?
33. Come to the fire and take them sopping clothes off this minute, or you'll be laid up as sure as sure----' and pulled her over to the fire; and having got her there, and she saying nothing at all and not resisting, Lizzie stripped off her clothes and shoes and stockings, repeating at frequent intervals as she did so, 'Dear, dear,' and repressing a strong desire to beg her not to take on, lest later, perhaps, her mistress mightn't like her to have noticed she had been crying
34. A spoiled baby: suppressed and repressing itself, lashing out in blind rages irrationally at the wrong things
35. We cannot blame this tendency on any instinctive behaviour because we have already proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that humans are capable of consciously ignoring and repressing any genetic instinct we may have
36. She had to be repressing, but who was I to bring her out of it? I wasn’t even convinced Rita was dead
37. All that seemed to matter in this moment was fulfilling the pent up need I had been repressing for years
38. Valentine was looking at her grandfather with a smile of intense gratitude, and Villefort was biting his lips with vexation, while Madame de Villefort could not succeed in repressing an inward feeling of joy, which, in spite of herself, appeared in her whole countenance
39. front of the house, then, repressing a slight emotion, which must have been seen on her countenance if she had not kept her color, she ascended the steps, saying to Morrel, "Sir, if you were a friend of mine, I should ask you if you would sell your horse
40. He was repressing fury
41. Meanwhile Danglars, repressing all emotion, advanced to meet the receiver-general
42. she said, repressing a shudder
43. And besides,’ she said hurriedly, with difficulty repressing a smile, ‘it’s really time to be in
44. ‘But I’ve said so already, so why repeat it?’ Anna suddenly interrupted him with an irritation she could not succeed in repressing
45. Thus the Capataz, instead of riding towards the Los Hatos woods as bearer of Hernandez's nomination, had remained in town to save the life of the President Dictator, to assist in repressing the outbreak of the mob, and at last to sail out with the silver of the mine
46. Had she not been repressing everything in herself except the desire to enter into some fellowship with her husband's chief interests?
47. But I am sorry to say that Fred was under some difficulty in repressing a laugh, which would have been more unsuitable than his father's snuff-box
48. Will's glance had caught Dorothea's as she turned out of the pew, and again she bowed, but this time with a look of agitation, as if she were repressing tears
49. In this brief interval of calm, Lydgate, remembering that he had often been stormy in his hours of perturbation, and mindful of the pain Rosamond had had to bear, was carefully gentle towards her; but he, too, had lost some of his old spirit, and he still felt it necessary to refer to an economical change in their way of living as a matter of course, trying to reconcile her to it gradually, and repressing his anger when she answered by wishing that he would go to live in London
50. ‘No, he’s not dead- it’s impossible!’ she told herself and approached him, and repressing the terror that seized her, she pressed her lips to his cheek
