Sentence examples for become oppressed from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, she encourages young scientists from nations like Italy not to become oppressed by their national systems, to believe in themselves and what they can achieve right from the beginning, and to be willing to move abroad to achieve their full potential.

In any kind of advocacy work, the point is not to become the oppressed; the point is to end oppression.

With Sewell Avery still functioning and Tom Girdler only temporarily eclipsed, it is unlikely that the employers can have become that oppressed and battered a minority.

It somehow becomes the oppressed person's responsibility to educate the offender turning the victimizer into the victim, but we won't even go there.

On this journey of liberation one learns how to deal with the shame of being the oppressor and one learns how to yearn for a just and peaceful liberation when the oppressor becomes the oppressed.

But wait until Android phones become ubiquitous in oppressed nations.

Mine and yours and his and hers... Eventually our combined failures of human dignity create a backlash; the result is that the oppressed become the new oppressors.

To accept passively an unjust system is to cooperate with that system; thereby the oppressed become as evil as the oppressor.

In that interview, which visitors to the gallery will be able to hear, Ms. Hansberry tells Mr. Terkel that "the most oppressed group of any oppressed group will be its women," and says that those who are "twice oppressed" may become "twice militant".

Its emphasis on solidarity with the oppressed has become the unifying point for the gathering of Turkish and Kurdish intellectuals in the same milieu.

The genuine rights of the Jews, as a historically oppressed people, become the state's right to [fill in the blank].