Sentence examples for continually silenced from inspiring English sources
Gillespie says she took a job in politics after completing her undergraduate degree, but says she was dreading the position: "After being continually silenced in the politics seminar environment, I thought it would be even worse outside of education.
Chains have a special meaning for people of colour: they oppress, imprison and dehumanise – and yet these students decided that after continually being silenced and after being subjected to years of continual attack, chaining themselves to the school board members' chairs was the means to achieve voice.
This process of continually asking for silence was exhausting and gradually the situation would go out of control as pupils themselves would start to call for silence, compounding the problem.
By contrast, all extensive diffused silence has to be continually monitored in case there is a sound that warns of danger.
Either a nervous twitch or a weird noise that you continually make, my favourite is the silence of the lambs 'fff-ff-fff-ffffhh'.
I cannot say whether that would be the case or not, but I believe we do not serve women by maintaining a cone of silence around the realities of motherhood or continually presenting images of perfection.
This redundancy had been continually masking the presence of another unexpected mechanism for heterochromatin silencing that is readily observable at the pericentromeric repeats, one that requires nascent RNA transcripts and involves a post-transcriptional gene silencing (PTGS) activity.
A different but no less potent form of silence is found in many abortion rights organizations, which continually allow the opposition to dictate the terms of the debate and discussion.
Rather than having a set attendee limit, businesses should continually review whether attendees are constructively participating in discussions or if they are sat in silence.
