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1. Trying to repress a smile at that comment, I reply to his message :

2. I repress a grin as Berndt gives me the thumbs up from behind Wiesse’s back

3. I catch Simon’s eye and we both repress a smile as Sally goes bright red and Gary suddenly concentrates very hard on spooning up the last of his soup

4. couldn’t repress an ironic smile as she sat staring at her

5. could not repress a keen thrill of sympathy for the child, whoever it

6. The Three have always taught her to repress any of the outbursts of energy she had so she never learned how to truly control them and now they were controlling her

7. What I had noticed though, was Levi groaning at firstly having company, and then struggling with trying to repress the anger at who our new company was

8. Since the Cursillo was conducted in Spanish and he was a Spanish professor, the urge to correct errors came naturally to him, yet he was forced to repress it

9. He could not repress the thought that this lapse of memory had occurred at such a critical time

10. He tried to repress the cramp that had begun in his outstretched right leg

11. Allowing himself the smirk that he had earlier found so difficult to repress, the vizier thought, Now we’ll see who has the real power around here!

12. Allowing himself the smirk that he had earlier found so difficult to repress, the vizier thought,

13. wants to be born and be born whole, it has only one choice: to repress its

14. be able to repress its anger and hatred and to deny them both, so it can

15. repress and renew so it can survive

16. or repress our need to respond to aggressiveness and to the violence we have

17. and negative, decide to block it and repress it either to act on it later on

18. On one hand, we repress our desire, and on the other we invent

19. One is a decision to unconsciously repress the desire and to find refuge

20. Whereas pain in Oedipus is something he must feel to expiate, repress

21. He tried to repress the thoughts, but to no avail

22. You do your damnedest to repress a smile while trying to ignore the whore, yet listening, glistening with curiosity

23. Yochanan was a great man, and he will be sorely missed, thinks Yeshua, unable to repress a teardrop

24. It is wise for them to repress

25. Sometimes their emotional side would get the better of them too, in that they had to repress their feelings about their demise

26. Nicola looks at Stef trying to repress the smile that is forming on her lips; the new television looks amazing and even without the HD dish the picture looks brilliant

27. ” Colonel Gerineldo Márquez could not repress the disdain that was inspired in him by that attitude

28. A healthy, respectful public discussion on this subject would in my opinion be much more productive than simply trying to repress this new religious trend

29. Canaris had to repress a smile at this: the Canadian time traveler tended to infuriate Nazi officials a lot� lately

30. ruling elite desired to repress the most in their effort to repress the

31. Joseph had to repress a content smile then: while the sum quoted by the woman was higher than even his best hopes, he didn’t want to give her the impression that he was fleecing her, so that he could come back on another trip and profit again from such good prices

32. Peter tried to repress the urge to say “I told you so” but the sentiment was

33. police forces to repress

34. Nicolas Hubert couldn’t repress a smile of satisfaction at those words

35. Arriving at the house assigned to Nicolas Hubert, Closse then had to repress a smile: Nicolas and his wife were clearing out wild growth from their field while Jeanne Rousselier was sweeping the front porch of the house

36. As a result, they don’t “play soccer” very well, but they still have the free use of their hands –their intuition – which most people have learned to repress

37. To be a successful vampire, the black magician must not only repress all shame, as the torturer does, but also all feelings of satiation

38. They analyze a lot of their shame as they go along; don’t repress as much pain and hurt in the moment; and therefore are less surprised in the end

39. The Mercury conjunction types don’t have this problem because they repress their shame completely and rarely permit themselves a moment’s conscious doubt – hence their forcefulness and unshakeable conviction of rectitude

40. They are also more tolerant of variant behavior – both sexual and nonsexual – in other people (unlike the conjunctions, who cannot bear to see anyone else acting out openly that which they themselves are taking great pains to repress)

41. trauma would try to surface from his subconscious, but his brain would quickly repress it, pushing it down so fast that it never became a complete thought

42. 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

43. The consequence of having God endorsement will repress any impulse by a woman to have a revolt, and men enjoys the advantage of having a higher rank

44. ‘I could try and repress them far enough that they will not come back

45. Sometimes it can defend itself through defense mechanisms that allow it to repress and deny the pain and hatred that are caused by these sudden or prolonged types of violence

46. ” Even as he tried to repress emotion, Riven’s tone quaked

47. society, or at least the neighbors, directly or indirectly repress

48. I repress the urge to look revolted

49. “I felt it, too,” I told her, and tried to repress a shiver, not all that successfully

50. I believe that is how it is for all of us–perhaps we repress the memories, although maybe it is just due to how long it has been,” he eventually replied, sitting beside me on the sofa

51. “I suppose those were some of the memories I didn't repress

52. Over the past few years, she worked so hard to repress those bad memories

53. She was unable to repress a

54. She covered her mouth, unable to repress the drowsy

55. I’ve got it!” it was all she could do to repress a sob of despair

56. when individuals feel they must repress their individuality, or that they must trample upon

57. Each time you repress and choke out a tendency of this kind, the

58. 36-8: Murat: the apothecary is not quite able to repress his hatredof Murat, Napoleon's brother-

59. tried to repress the grin distorting her mouth, but her joy was too

60. Continue your practice without concern—just let whatever thoughts, emotions or experiences come up, stay without either attempting to repress them or attach the awareness to them

61. Any human society that packs its members into too small a space that is genetically unnatural, must enforce artificial constraints on its members to suppress and repress sexuality

62. If people want to become more human and less like a machine: then they must develop their emotions and not repress them or have them suppressed

63. Everybody is supposed to repress their own feelings of hate because it is an unacceptable emotion

64. Couldn’t he be even ten minutes late one time? But once again “Rhonda, love, I’m home” was answered by “in here dear,” and I tried to repress the oddities of the day and play out my role as expected

65. The child’s face transformed into that very grinning malicious visage that was the one image I refused to absorb into myself and repress any longer

66. They may repress their emotions so strongly that they are actually

67. It wasn't long before Steven began to repress the feelings, hiding them from the Old One and

68. He was able to repress the rage long enough to

69. „Why do the majority of us repress our fears rather than deal with them?' I asked

70. “Ok, first of all, how are you feeling?” Arianna is trying to keep her voice calm, but I can hear the anxiousness that she's trying to repress

71. He had asked me tons of questions, about my back ground, things that I had seen as a child, when had I started to repress what he called my talents

72. I had to repress another shudder at the thought

73. repress AUC and protect itself against its infl uence, there occurs an

74. His anger was mounting, he could not repress it

75. repress what would master him,

76. He put a constraint upon himself, and struggled to repel and repress the pleasure he found in contemplating Camilla; when alone he blamed himself for his weakness, called himself a bad friend, nay a bad Christian; then he argued the matter and compared himself with Anselmo; always coming to the conclusion that the folly and rashness of Anselmo had been worse than his

77. His face is cold and damp, he cannot repress the weeping drops,

78. Then, as if reproaching himself for the longing that he could not repress, he went and kissed the two tousled heads upon the pillow, took down his seldom-used

79. to repress my own emotions, I feel more acutely the various ills my sex are fated to bear--I feel that the evils they are subject to endure, degrade them so far

80. repress a mother's anguish; lest, in bitterness of soul, I imprecate the wrath of heaven on this tiger, who tore my only comfort from me

81. Aristotle censures the community of property much in the spirit of modern political economy, as tending to repress industry, and as doing away with the spirit of benevolence

82. He retained a great deal of the reserve for which his boyhood was remarkable; and that served to repress all startling demonstrations of feeling

83. Despite having his career crushed by one man and feeling terrified about what he would become, he still couldn’t repress a smile

84. As for my disposition, that is, perhaps, somewhat too hasty; but I have striven to repress it

85. Teresa had become alarmed at the wild and deserted look of the plain around her, and pressed closely against her guide, not uttering a syllable; but as she saw him advance with even step and composed countenance, she endeavored to repress her emotion

86. They all had a listless and dreary air of waiting somebody's pleasure, and the most talkative of the ladies had to speak quite rigidly to repress a yawn

87. But I can compare the effect of it, when on, to nothing but the probable effect of rouge upon the dead; so awful was the manner in which everything in him that it was most desirable to repress, started through that thin layer of pretence, and seemed to come blazing out at the crown of his head

88. His breathing became more difficult and painful as the night drew on, and often he could not repress a groan

89. It was now for more than the middle span of our allotted years that he had passed through the thousand vicissitudes of existence and, being of a wary ascendancy and self a man of rare forecast, he had enjoined his heart to repress all motions of a rising choler and, by intercepting them with the readiest precaution, foster within his breast that plenitude of sufferance which base minds jeer at, rash judgers scorn and all find tolerable and but tolerable

90. Danglars, seeing his daughter smiling, and proud even to insolence, could not entirely repress his brutal feelings, but they betrayed themselves only by an exclamation

91. What additional didactic counsels did he similarly repress?

92. On recognizing her step-mother, Valentine could not repress a shudder, which caused a vibration in the bed

93. I did not much like this bantering of Mr M’Queerie, for I saw it made Geordie’s face grow red, and it was not what he had deserved; so to repress it, and to encourage the poor lad, I said, “Come, come, neighbour, none of your wipes—what Geordie has done, is but arles of what he may do

94. Gould to make another effort to repress a shudder

95. repress a smile of rapture when he said anything amiable to

96. Her mother could not repress her consciousness of the nuptial