Sentence examples for deep repression from inspiring English sources
It was the fear of a "magical presence" within the female that fueled a deep repression over the centuries that has become a pattern -- the denial of the subtle, the integral, the nurturing.
ISTANBUL, July 21 (Reuters) - Turkey tried to assure its citizens and the outside world on Thursday that there will be no return to the deep repression of the past even though President Tayyip Erdogan has imposed the first nationwide state of emergency since the 1980s.
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A similar increase was observed during a short-term inhibition of complex III with myxothiazol; however, there was a deep repression of ATF4 transcription during the sustained treatment with the drug.
Its options are limited in any case, because to back down now, with no guarantee from Egypt's interim government that the Brotherhood would be spared deeper repression in the future, could be political suicide.
His visit with Chief Luthuli was a big publicity boost for the ANC, which in 1966 was in the depths of the deepest repression with Nelson Mandela on Robben Island and Luthuli banned to Groutville (a small town in the province of KwaZulu-Natal).
Born six years after D-Day, my dad grew up like so many baby-boomers, with a father whose deep emotional repression left him unable to love, let alone talk about any of his feelings.
The political climate resulting from the sequester, the recession and social programs being defunded has people who are already invisible and disconnected falling deeper into repression.
Using McCarthy's own statements, Murrow painted a picture of a man whose recklessness with the truth and ugly attacks on his critics had contributed to a climate of deep fear and repression in American life.
Ultimately, it seems Churchill isn't just a cipher for Britishness, but a metaphor for the deep-seated emotional repression of an entire nation.
"We focused on breaking Milosevic's authority, on ways to communicate to dissatisfied people that they are the majority and that the regime could only dig itself into a deeper hole through repression," Srdja recalls.
