| The ending of the film also presents a twist that effectively erases the catharses that the film's events have caused several of the more prominent characters to undergo. |
| Her song structures circled like incantations or climbed to dramatic catharses. |
| At the end of the movie, an ensemble comedy, there are about half a dozen catharses in a two-minute span of time. |
| Perfecting the art of setting a mood, he has disarmed critics with his sideways smile, diluted scrutiny with his soulful tears and articulated each tribulation with heartfelt catharses. |
| Between Safin's catharses and Kiefer's yelps, fans saw them pull off amazing shots under stress. |
| In keeping with its existential philosophy, the book eschewed comprehensive plot lines and dramatic catharses. |
