With time more pressing than ever, a full unburdening of souls would have to wait.

Alma knows what she needs is a great unburdening.

Her passion had almost been a celebration, an unburdening.

We have reached the next-to-last chapter of my unburdening, and the weather is appropriate.

A mutual unburdening, a clasping of warm hands, was what really mattered.

Singing, to her, represents a physical challenge, not an emotional unburdening."

The neighbors do more than the usual unburdening of themselves, so we learn a fair bit of their individual histories.

His new friend listened with just that degree of sympathy which encourages the unburdening of the soul.

Sam could sense a cathartic release in the man's voice, the kind of peace that comes only with the unburdening of some forbidden secret.

Or the unburdening of his troubles.

"With clarity came a certain unburdening.

Bertie was not due home for another hour, but his sisters were available for the immediate unburdening of a scandal-laden mind.

Coyle experienced a sudden unburdening of responsibilities which he knew he had previously shirked.

Just an unburdening. '

One thing in the publication of the work alarmed me, less on account of my safety than for the unburdening of my mind.

'So this is the summer of Tom Flanagan's growth as well as the summer of my unburdening.

One such example is the concept of prenatal influ- ences, so integral to the unburdening of a case in Dianetics auditing.

Third, and the most important process of restorative justice, is the concept of 'healing,' or the collaborative unburdening of pain for the victim, offender, and community.

What had started as a comfortable, long-awaited unburdening had mutated into a tense interrogation as Dr. Armstrong probed for every possible detail.

The entire city vibrated slightly, as the hundreds of thousands of tons of SDF-1 rose from the ship's Gibraltarlike keel blocks; their unique absorption system adjusted to the sudden unburdening.

The recalling and expression of old hurts in response to the auditor's questions may feel like an unburdening, followed by a period of elation, as though a weight had been lifted off the practitioner's shoulders.

Yet the restoration to the record of figures like Leon Trotsky, Nikolai Bukharin, Grigory Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev will begin a great unburdening of Soviet consciousness.

So there is none of the relief of a true unburdening, and the discussion of problems that characterises the homecoming of someone to a companion who is close in age as well as relationship.

Once the great mass of ice had melted, the subsequent unburdening of the Earth's crust resulted in a continuing rise in the land which is estimated to be of the order of 2-3 mm per year.

"Billie Jean King: Portrait of a Pioneer," which has its premiere tomorrow night, shows King; her companion, Ilana Kloss; and Larry King offering candor expected inside a therapist's office, an unburdening of tangled, complicated lives.

It was not until three days later that I unburdened myself to my father.

Unburdened by a suit, he could have already reached the ground.

The girl to whom she was unburdening herself shook her head.

He unburdened his concerns on the one who knew the waters best.

No doubt he thought she was unburdening herself of guilt.

He was unburdening himself for his own sake more than Ben's.

Unburdened by memory, America, once bored, is always on to the next good show.

He took every opportunity of unburdening his bosom to me.

Perhaps later, when he had unburdened his mind, she would get him to take some nourishment.

As before, I was experiencing a rare moment of peace for having unburdened myself.

He seemed a man entirely at peace with himself, unburdened by doubts.

I filled him in on the rest, unburdening the sequence of events from the first.

Her eyes seemed fixed upon distant plants, as she unburdened herself.

For her part, Janet had held back from unburdening herself to this woman she barely knew.

Why was the jerk-face unburdening itself now, of all times?

I have unburdened my mind of all that I know.

The term signifies a being unburdened by the expectations of others.

Then he unburdened himself of the bedroll, also setting it down on the road.

Unburdened by published growth figures, they can invest in the long-term.

Often, the men called to preach were unburdened with formal theological training.

There had come to her a sense of relief in unburdening her heart.

These days the man seemed always on the point of saying something to him, of unburdening his soul perhaps.

Talking to him was the closest I could comfortably get to unburdening myself without going to a shrink.

He called Thomas into his office, and unburdened his soul.

She talked rapidly, as if unburdening herself, a dam broken.

Isn't it actually a relief to unburden oneself of responsibility and leave decisions to some machine?

But I believe in unburdening oneself."

"There are matters of such grave potential significance," the Daal said vaguely, "that it is difficult, extremely difficult, to decide to whom one may unburden oneself concerning them.