Sentence examples for Stifling silence from inspiring English sources

When she doesn't get the job, she writes them a letter, pouring out all the psychological hurts that feed into her desperate need to be in a band – her mother's anorexia, the stifling silence of her family home.

From Kenya to East Timor, Guinea to Colombia, I've witnessed women support each other to speak out about their trauma, and to challenge the stifling silence surrounding their suffering.

Her innate priority is for a sense of normalcy, as her home was stunned into a stifled silence while under siege.

Information is withheld, questions are not answered, restrictive codes of conduct are drawn up and attempts are made to stifle or silence criticism on the forums.

The misguided campaigners who want the statue of Cecil Rhodes removed from Oriel College, Oxford, are part of a disturbing trend, which is to stifle or silence anything which is not politically correct.

The case was eventually dropped, but not before more than 50 experts, advocates and journalist (including this reporter) signed onto a letter calling for companies to stop using legal threats to stifle and silence security researchers.

Van Der Vliet covers the mouth of her subject with their own hair symbolically presenting women stifled into silence.

A plurality of online voices are being stifled into silence, as the audiences to whom they speak deeply drift away in disgust and disappointment.

The monopoly and the strong control over sources of information, stifling critique and silencing de facto through invisibilisation views that are not aligned with interest and narratives promoted by techlords' interests stand in direct opposition with higher learning.

Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.

Freddie was packed off to boarding school at 7. Physically pampered, socially isolated, emotionally neglected, familiar from birth with the stifling atmosphere of adult silence and depression, he grew up restless, resourceful and self-reliant.