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Перевод: unexpressed

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Тезаурус:

1. The work of Freud, and subsequent psychoanalysts, has indicated that when the pain of unexpressed feelings is not recognized or acknowledged, the subconscious mind ensures that such recognition never re-emerges at a conscious level, but it can nevertheless be a major subconscious influence on the social performance of the individual.
2. It reflects the underlying, and all too often unexpressed, differing assumptions about the responsibilities of states and the limits of their authority.
3. In recent years many British public libraries have increased the proportion of their resources committed to satisfying unexpressed need, by taking staff away from the library base to work in institutions in the community, and by changing the nature of collections to appeal to groups who had not previously seen public libraries as providing a service useful to them.
4. The rewards are confidently expected, otherwise we would abandon reading and do something else, but the rewards are unanalysed, unformulated, unexpressed, and perhaps often unexpressable.
5. One psychoanalytic theory of depression is that anger unexpressed and turned inwards is the basic cause of clinically depressive states.
6. And unexpressed anger can cause notable personal problems.
7. she remained to me always unattainable and romantic - unique, with all the unexpressed purposes of love such as no world had ever known.
8. After nearly twenty years of interpreting dreams, I am still amazed at their wisdom, beauty, humour and insight - and dreams have often guided my decision-making, by mirroring unexpressed emotions and thoughts.
9. The Hillingdon report on public library effectiveness distinguished between users' expressed needs, and their unexpressed or unactivated needs.
10. He claims that until the age of seven years "causality and the faculty for explanation are still unexpressed" (Piaget, 1926: 49).
11. If she lives on her own and poor health has robbed her of a normal social life, it is to be expected that her loneliness may have created such a build-up of unexpressed thoughts, feelings and opinions that she may need to talk herself to a standstill before she is ready to converse with you, and interest herself in anything you have to say.
12. Hillingdon's thesis was that "unexpressed needs", though felt, had not been seen in terms of a library solution, whilst in the case of "unactivated need" the library stimulated demand for needs which had not even been felt.
13. Once again, judicial views about the function and importance of judicial remedies, even if unexpressed, are bound to underlie decisions about the effect of alternative remedies.