Sentence examples for danger of repression from inspiring English sources

The book's central theme is a warning that, in times of strife and increased fear, there is a danger of repression and suppression of dissent by those in government who seek to limit freedom of speech.

Inspired by the 2011 London riots, its director wanted to portray "the dangers of repression, disillusionment and apathy".

If Freudians can claim the play is about the dangers of repression, puritans can equally well say it shows the fatal result of surrendering to animalistic impulses.

Out of these materials Mann wove a highly complex fable about fame and humiliation, the compromised dignity of the artist, the temptations and necessity of beauty, the dangers of repression and, conversely, the danger of letting go.

It was truly an interactive, Twitter-enabled discussion, and illustrated the promise of Twitter, as well as the dangers of repression.

(Isherwood) 'THE PARIS LETTER' Jon Robin Baitz's ambitious but schematic play is a morality tale about a misspent life and the dangers of sexual repression.

(Stevens) 'THE PARIS LETTER' Jon Robin Baitz's ambitious but schematic play is a morality tale about a misspent life and the dangers of sexual repression.

You can read the play in myriad ways: as a Freudian drama about the dangers of sexual repression or as a political fable about the overthrow of an incipiently fascist state.

The biographies of even his leading figures are too detailed, and Barry feels no compunction about pausing to offer little op-ed digressions on such matters as free speech and the dangers of government repression.

"The great danger to Israeli society," Yehoshua explains, "is the danger of weariness and repression.

In a situation where it can explode into spontaneous reaction, the danger of that is repression.