catharsis

In fact, the students have found their own way toward catharsis.

The last couple of few days have been like a catharsis.

He seems to be going through some sort of catharsis in public.

This book was a real catharsis for the young woman.

But there was a public side to the catharsis as well.

But you have not reached the place of catharsis here.

The talking was the catharsis my father always said it would be.

A very long letter, but something of a catharsis too.

And this time there was a catharsis of a sort.

"Their story has been a regional or even a national catharsis."

To be able to point and laugh was quite simply a national catharsis.

There are so few opportunities for catharsis in this life.

There is nothing like a catharsis in times of high anxiety.

She has learned to have her catharsis, take a deep breath and move on.

At first the idea seemed daunting but then, she said, became a form of catharsis.

Horror stories are no use for catharsis, because they're not real.

Where is the catharsis that made this creative act possible?

So when they see me yelling, there's a sense of catharsis.

Eventually, we came back round to the beginning, and it was as if he went through a catharsis.

Then the speech could be given as a kind of final catharsis, calling for a return to work on other issues.

Not enough people use evenings out as an opportunity for catharsis.

If we speak of the need for social catharsis, then the most important is this one."

She had a big catharsis, and you were a part of that."

The only catharsis would have been bringing Stephen back to life.

So an arrest in such a case produces a kind of public catharsis.