Sentence examples for difficult to repress from inspiring English sources

Loosely organized and without a clear leadership structure that could be subject to arrest, Otpor is intended to be difficult to repress.

In many ways his team are a throwback to the nation's early 90s heyday – playing direct football much of the time but with a determination opponents find difficult to repress.

Staying with his uncle, the boy meets lots of eccentric characters and learns that one way to repress difficult emotions is to bark instead of speaking.

In the view of professional sex workers and some human-rights organizations, it is not prostitution itself that harms women but, rather, the refusal to treat prostitutes as legitimate workers, leading police to repress, extort, and assault them, and making it difficult for them to obtain health services.

We always want to repress it.

By forgetting, it manages to repress a legacy of shame.

"This law is just another tool to repress journalists.

In her mind, she tried to repress the rape.

Warner seemed to repress most of his disappointment.

Luckily, his idiosyncrasies have proven too potent to repress.

Colectivos spare professional soldiers from the need to repress.