Sentence examples for entirely suppressed from inspiring English sources

In med12Δ, YAC instability was mostly but not entirely suppressed despite the near complete suppression of hybrid formation as monitored by spreads, indicating that in the med12Δ rad51Δ strain a subset of the YAC instability was hybrid independent.

Talent, of course, can never be entirely suppressed.

And Mr. McGregor, his antic youthful energy tamed but not entirely suppressed, is a very persuasive and touching dad in distress.

Of course, like Camus – who never gave any speaking parts to Arabs when he deigned to include them in his novels set in Algeria – the new bards of empire almost entirely suppressed Asian and African voices.

As in the Disney cartoon version, the psychosexual subject of the Grimms' story — which is laced with themes of erotic envy and filial guilt — is muted but not entirely suppressed.

The state of Bone rebelled in 1825, and although the resistance was temporarily quelled that year by the combined forces of the Dutch and the Makassarese, it was not entirely suppressed until 1860.

As the son and husband of feminists, I can't entirely suppress a tremor of unease.

As a developing country, "China has no way of entirely suppressing corruption without sending the whole country into pain and confusion," the editorial stated.

Dalia Rabin-Pelosoff, a dovish lawmaker, has told close friends recently that she utterly rejects but cannot entirely suppress the creeping thought that her father may have died in vain.

But all his energy and enthusiasm cannot entirely suppress the alternative view of Collier: that he was a competent Dutch still-life painter who came up with a formula that would sell pictures in bulk to fashion-conscious art buyers in late 17th-century London, and who churned out artworks that conformed to that formula again and again in order to pay his way.

Her intellectual leaps seem largely random at first, but in fact every topic she lands on is connected, cryptically or otherwise, to events she can't entirely suppress (I won't discuss them here, because even though the book is almost 30 years old, few enough people have read it for me to regret spoiling it).