For Mormonism, the intensity of the faith got sublimated into missionary zeal and commerce.

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Bravely, he concentrates on popular arts, especially musical theatre, songwriting and drama, in which a writer's Jewish identity was often suppressed or sublimated.

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According to Rotella, the trap, grass and creek are just distractions, manifestations of my self-critical conscious brain, which needs to be sublimated in favor of my more intuitive and instinctual unconscious brain.

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Lust, being the most powerful of insatiable cravings, is sublimated into all excessive behaviour aimed at material gain, at the expense of others, thus creating the conditions for depression, be they in an emotional or monetary sense.

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"I thought to myself, 'this is not the kind of life I want, '" recalled Ms. Aronin, who returned home, enrolled in college, married, had three children, went to the movies and sublimated her desire to appear in them.

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Some of this quality, in a more restrained, sublimated form, is present, too, in Hillary Clinton in her intense desire to win people over, in her exhaustive preparation, in her willingness to give everything she is capable of for every single vote.

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