Sentence examples for fierce repression from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, momentum appeared to have slowed, in part because of fierce repression.

The victims of fierce repression, the Brotherhood had survived decades of government crackdowns by operating in secret and creating a tremendous spirit of loyalty among its members.

Half a century during which calls for land redistribution and civil rights were met with fierce repression have left some of the world's most gaping social inequalities.

Sent down to the workers' city on Fredersen's orders, she stirs up a revolt, providing the master of Metropolis with an excuse for fierce repression.

He is a product of a Muslim Brotherhood culture that, as a result of fierce repression, inclined toward the conspiratorial and secretive.

Is it really so impossible to imagine the failure of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's Egypt amidst a growing insurgency, fierce repression of all forms of independent civil society and utterly unresolved economic woes?

They grasped the inner ferocity that glamorously repressed images contained, concealed, and conveyed and, seeing the same fierce passions and fierce repressions at work in their own time, they reclaimed a new symbolism in the name of a new liberation.

They grasped the inner ferocity that glamorously repressed images contained, concealed, and conveyed — and, seeing the same fierce passions and fierce repressions at work in their own time, they reclaimed a new symbolism in the name of a new liberation.

They worked together in the negotiations for independence in 1980, but fell out shortly afterwards, provoking fierce military repression in Mr Nkomo's part of the country.

This week Ms Park apologised for abuses during his rule, which was marked by spectacular economic advance, but fierce political repression.

Fierce government repression and vigilante action followed, destroying the party organization.