Sentences with phrase «in deep denial»

I was in deep denial about how untenable our marriage had become.

Movies, and novels, in their own scaremongering way, can help prepare the human mind for what is to come, even if we are still in deep denial.

The dad is in deep denial, despite the volatile apex, he still can't comprehend his little girl has issues only professionals can help with, fingers crossed Hanna can be rescued and her thoughts and actions halted for good.

Anyone who says they have no feelings for a family member they grew up with is lying or in deep denial.

Rape charges are filed (Annie, in deep denial, at first denies she was raped) and the FBI conducts a manhunt for «Charlie,» who has a long list of previous victims.

(It should be noted that while Glatze talks a good game about overcoming his sexual orientation, the movie makes it clear that he's in deep denial.)

The performances are first - rate, with Lindhardt particularly moving as a guy who's in deep denial about just how much he can expect from a relationship with an addict.

In deep denial, the Tory faithful smiled and cheered, masking their horror that they'd picked the wrong leader.

They will again finish above us comfortably, arsenal as a club are in deep denial.

I'm also in deep denial that I'll be hosting Christmas dinner.

Instead, I just think, like many atheists, you're just in deep denial about it, and you don't want to accept the truth.

Not exact matches

The denial runs deep in some, apparently.

Another naive tactic many entrepreneurs indulge in is deep, deep denial of any competitors.

He was in deep, dark denial, and it was clear that he wasn't coming out into the light anytime soon.

Joe Oliver has delayed the budget until sometime after March 31, and both he and the PM have shown themselves to be in a deep state of confusion and denial.

I think in many cases (though probably not all) those most obsessed are obsessed because they are repressing their own sexuality and are actually closet cases though perhaps so deep in denial that they don't even see it themselves.

To think that these organizations won't proselytize is a deep exercise in denial.

Otherwise you are in danger of denial where the bitterness goes deeper and takes root and becomes destructive.»

They are only in a deeper awakened sense of denial.

If Americans have an empire, they have acquired it in a state of deep denial.

In short we might say that Buddha and scripture denials are primarily methodologically and psychologically oriented; they are designed to shake one loose from easy dependence upon the mere forms of piety and open to him the deeper truth of his own being.

I will suggest some ways in which to describe very concretely both congregations and schools, what pluralizes them, what goes on in them, and how that is somehow «unified» without denial of their deep diversity.

The Vatican denial came as Benedict's trip sank deeper in controversy and recrimination, eclipsing the message of peace and reconciliation he has been pushing during his pilgrimage.»

Why believe in real truth - that actually confronts the deep multiplicity of what it means to be human, and actually change your life - when you can believe in your own shallow truth that simply adds to one's self - justification and denial of reality, and remain the way you are?

The deepest mystery of love is not simply the power of self - denial but the capacity in every love to learn self - giving and thus within the vital impulses of creaturely existence to prepare for the claim of God upon the spirit.

Psychotic people are called «primary process» thinkers by psychiatrists because they are in touch with those deep, primary issues, and they respond to them without the «secondary process» thinking (logic, rationality, denial, avoidance, sublimation etc.) that the rest of us use to deal with them.

Sometimes when people are deep in pain and sorrow, something else happens, and they find a profound peace, not a denial or a painfreeness, but peace.

And if so, surely similar denials of personhood could be applied to unborn children who are not yet «sentient», the severely mentally disabled, people in comas or persistent vegetative states, and indeed anyone in a very deep sleep.

We can go further and say that in its deepest sense celibacy is not a denial of the self but its fulfillment in love.

From his statements, we found out some new things, confirmed some things that were confusing, and saw just how deep in denial Manfred is when it comes to teams tanking (and the way media is covering such tanking.)

Those living in denial are going to thumb me down, but deep inside they know that Arsenal will be better off with a manager like klopp or ancelotti in charge.

You are in denial about the fact that you may have a deeper goal underlying everything else, which is not to be controlled by anyone or anything.

His character is an alcoholic and drug user who is in such deep denial that he continues to use even after the plane he piloted crashes.

His hilariously grotesque Masters of Horror entry Jenifer essays the idea that what we see is not always what is there — that veil of uncertainty, discomfort, and denial that shrouds the director's best films, most memorably in Deep Red and Tenebre.

The film does sag a little in its downbeat middle act, as Bauman sinks deeper into denial about his PTSD and some inevitable confrontations ensue.

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His skillful transition from deep - in - denial emotional repression to manic rage is crucial to the film's success, as Lanthimos and co-screenwriter Efthymis Filippou's characters don't talk like anyone you've ever met in real life.

Even after bouts of denial, many people who have made credit mistakes are at least vaguely aware that they are in trouble, and are only getting deeper into it.

Deep denial is rooted in human nature that wants look at the positive and ignore anything that is not causing real pain right now.

10:11 a.m. Updated As Donald Trump tries to milk a last bit of publicity out of the failed «birther» challenge to President Obama, it's worth reading a fresh take by an Australian psychologist on the deep roots of denial in people with fundamentalist passions of whatever stripe.

However, if a comment is simply off the deep end, in denial of science for which evidence is incontrovertible, it is likely to generate a case of SIWOTI (Someone Is Wrong On The Internet) syndrome.

But then I'm still in deep climate denial, infected with the false consciousness of consumerism and obviously in urgent need of radical ecotherapy, so what do I know?

What you have to remember to that Trenberth's audience are not in the kind of deep denial of reality you suffer from.

... when it comes to the real - world consequences of those scientific findings, specifically the kind of deep changes required not just to our energy consumption but to the underlying logic of our economic system, the crowd gathered at the Marriott Hotel may be in considerably less denial than a lot of professional environmentalists, the ones who paint a picture of global warming Armageddon, then assure us that we can avert catastrophe by buying «green» products and creating clever markets in pollution.

(Not that I particularily care, it's just I ask this of everyone in denial as deep as yours.

Unless you're knee deep in the mud of the climate debate, as I am, you might not know that so - called «climate denial» is actually not that common in the UK.

I would just add one more bit to the genealogy of Cockburn's AGW denial: his apparent faith — similarly drawn from a single sage — that petroleum is itself a renewable resource, produced not from ancient organic matter but from some alchemical (or mystical) process deep in the earth's crust.

You do realize, don't you, that a significant, and frequently - posting, proportion of your readership remains in abyssally deep denial of such facts?

He may be best known for his invention of Hashcash, which is a proof - of - work system used to limit email spam and denial - of - service attacks and that is used in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as part of the mining algorithm Paul Maritz, Chairman, Pivotal, and former CEO of VMware and senior executive with a multitude of others, had this to say about Back: «Adam has extensive practical experience building teams and shipping products as shown by his track record at organizations large and small, such as Microsoft, PI, EMC, and VMware, this is on top of having an extraordinarily deep technical background in all aspects of cryptography and being the inventor of Hashcash, one of the core concepts used in Bitcoin.»