Sentence examples for denied expression from inspiring English sources

However, when rage is denied expression or treated as if it is negative, it intensifies and usually culminates in an eruption of violence".

That if you deny the expression of ideas, the ideas will wither and die.

More insidious forms of discrimination can involve restricting freedom of movement outside of camps, limiting employment rights, or denying the expression of religious identity, such as wearing hijabs.

Lives continue to be blighted by being denied their full expression.

Ms. Kaufman denied using the expression and said she had slapped the man only after "he got in my face".

Because terrorism is now defined in our law as actions abroad, will those who support liberation movements in, for example, Kashmir or Chechnya be denied freedom of expression?

He bridled at implications his  Manchester United players are  denied freedom of expression and appeared a little too satisfied by a  facile win over Derby County, Championship opposition who lacked form and confidence.

It was cancelled due to safety fears, though the performers hit back, with one saying those involved had been denied artistic freedom of expression.

"They should not be detained, harassed or denied their freedom of expression".

"Never believe anything until it's officially denied" was a favourite expression of the Irish journalist Claud Cockburn, father of the British reporter Patrick Cockburn.

They talked about how the government denied us freedom of expression and civil rights, about how people who spoke out were killed or 'disappeared.' The Assad family had already been in power for more than forty years.