Sentence examples for considerable oppression from inspiring English sources
The Jews had suffered considerable oppression during the First Barons' War, but during Henry's early years the community had flourished and became one of the most prosperous in Europe.
Apparently a group of students and faculty, concerned with "the truths of hierarchy and oppression," spent considerable time developing it.
We have spent considerable journalistic energy exposing corruption and oppression in other countries, but accountability begins at home.
But given the group's history of oppression, the encoding of their language carries considerable symbolic weight because it legitimizes an oppressed minority and their language.
In Demerara and Berbice, there was considerable anger towards the missionaries that resulted in their oppression.
This season the Stadtische Oper, in the Western sector, created considerable excitement by reviving Verdi's "Nabucco," which tells of the oppression of the Jews under the Babylonians.
It was a dramatic setting for her message, repeated for months in Muslim countries and elsewhere, often in the face of considerable skepticism: it is possible for Iraq and other societies to throw off their legacies of violence and oppression to become viable democracies.
My oppression is freedom.
