Examples of using Repressing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Repressing emotions in fear of conflict, failure or disappointment.
Staying with volatile energygradually becomes more comfortable than acting out or repressing it.
It is specialized in repressing effervescent tablet from granular raw materials.
Nor is kindness about pretending to care for someone all the while repressing anger or contempt;
Instead of repressing thoughts of a sex origin, we must think above them and beyond them.
Emotions following loss are natural and normal, and repressing them can lead to negative behavior.
Immediately you are repressing something-- something that was coming up, you have forced down.
We're having conversations that mayhelp you… release some of the feelings that you're repressing.
To the degree that we're willing to see our indulging and our repressing clearly, they begin to wear themselves out.
Expressing and repressing emotions are subtle ways to leave your body and your experience, and to squander your energy.
You are learning now to become objective about your life without repressing the content of your emotions.
She accuses the Beijing government of repressing Uighurs, destroying their culture and curbing their religious freedom.
We are afraid of our anxieties and we react to the memory orprospect of anxious experiences by repressing them.
I believe that even though I have spent half my life repressing memories about my death, nevertheless, I have been affected.
Instead of repressing or wasting the force of life and our emotional nervous energy, we use it in higher service.
Sometimes we get too serious about everything, totally lacking in joy and happiness, with no sense of humour,just repressing everything.
Expressing the emotions is better than repressing them, because it allows a flow of truthfulness in the body and spirit.
Some revealing conversations with friends or relatives could bring up old traumaticmemories from the past that you may have been repressing.
Repressing citizen journalists is not only a violation of human rights but also a major impediment to Vietnam's aspirations to become a tech and innovation hub.
At the point when hydrogen rich water is utilizedevery day by Alzheimer's patients, it reestablishes neural proliferation, consequently repressing cognitive decrease.
If many countries try to increase exports by repressing wages or reducing social benefits, the consequences could feed into a serious contraction of output and trade.
What is needed for liberation is the ability to feel, to relate, to be in communion,rather than denying, repressing, or controlling the senses or emotions.
While medications like ACE repressing medications can diminish hypertension, such drugs aren't sufficiently successful in controlling blood pressure spikes because of strain and stress.
Life teaches us that we cannot be released from powerful, stressful emotions by resisting,ignoring, or repressing them- no matter how hard we try.
Repressing or pushing aside some part of yourself is only asking for trouble- emotional or physical trouble- or else“trouble” from the outside world that you bring on yourself.
But Clifford had been a distant parent and husband and his neglect helped make Roy solitary and remote,closed off from relationships, repressing all emotions positive and negative.
The ILO believes that if many countries attempt to boost exports by repressing wages or reducing social benefits, the consequences could feed into a serious contraction of output and trade.
We urge you to call on the Vietnamese government to unconditionally release prisoners detained for peaceful advocacy of their beliefs andto stop repressing religious freedom.
In each of these upheavals, the police attacked strikers with extreme violence, even if in 1877 and1894 the U.S. Army played a bigger role in ultimately repressing the working class.
Once a principle is established as orthodox, its observance is enforced in much the sameway that a religious doctrine maintains its integrity: by repressing or simply eschewing heresies.