Sentences with phrase «hide your emotions when»

At first, it may be difficult for you to hide your emotions when it comes to the diagnosis of your grandchild.

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They are terrible at hiding their emotions, so I was rather pleased when they kept exclaiming how much they love the house, how much they love Crested Butte, and how much they are enjoying themselves.

That's why he could not hide his emotions in Munich when his teammates didn't even try.

With no bodywork hiding them away, you can see the riders scrabbling all over the bike, you can see the different lines and techniques they're trying, and you can see when they're expressing their emotions.

When people try to hide their emotions, their expressions may flash for one - fifteenth to one - twentieth of a second — just long enough for others to see them.

So, not only was I shocked that she saw any semblance of hidden beauty in me, but I was surprised that she was courageous enough to expose her emotion and her vision for me — when five minutes ago I was a complete and total stranger.

We know, for example, when Katniss Everdeen, the spunky female protagonist of The Hunger Games, is faking a reaction or hiding an emotion, not telling a particular story out loud even when its implications are at the forefront of her mind.

She hides behind a calm façade, her eyes the cautiously veiled signal to her agitated emotions, especially when her brittle mother (a fabulous Geraldine James) interferes.

As indicated by her Oscar - nominated (yet sadly underappreciated) performance in Spotlight, McAdams has a gift for showing the skill with which a person can hide a storm of emotion, and knowing when to let that facade crack, ever so slightly.

Put on a Happy Face and Hide Your Emotions — Remember, creditors are expecting you to be emotional when settling debt.

It is just as likely to hide when you want it to show up, like on the weekend retreat you planned for letting emotions flow.

On days when someone made a sacrifice, the recipients (or benefactors) of the sacrifices also reported more negative emotions and poorer relationship quality when their sacrificing partners suppressed their emotions compared to times when no suppression took place.1 In other words, when people hide their negative feelings from their partners after making a sacrifice for them, both partners end up suffering.

Similarly, when we are angry, there are usually other emotions hidden beneath the surface.

When children hide their feelings about the divorce, deny they have feelings, or refuse to talk about their emotions, children may be attempting to protect their own self - esteem.