pent-up znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady pent-up

• This pent-up force of different charges is expressed in many ways and may explode, slip out consciously, or be withheld and maintained inside.

• When something is an emotional trigger and creates an imbalance, the pent-up charges demand attention and want to be released by crying.

• A decline of ethnic tensions would be expected because, after an initial period in which pent-up tensions are vented, a healthy set of nonconflictual coping mechanisms should develop.

• This would be a result of pent-up, suppressed or otherwise hidden ethnic tensions that come to the surface, or are reported more accurately in a situation of greater civil liberties.

• Gowing interprets this extraordinary degree of female litigiousness as evidence of a pent-up desire on the part of women to bring their moral concerns before the public.

• Half the 3 million unemployed are under 25, many of them desolate and with pent-up emotions.

• Once freeze and severe restraint were over, there was an acute problem in dealing with the pent-up flood of claims and price increases.

• Perhaps this is pent-up frustration bursting out after the greyness of a week's work which never varies in its rather soulless pattern.