Sentence examples for going to suppress from inspiring English sources

"Are we going to suppress ourselves every time someone posts something online?

"I hope you're going to suppress your childishness, Jonathan," he barked.

"You become a Hasid, you don't think, 'Oh my God, I'm going to suppress revolutions,' " Mr. Waronker said.

"There's no scientific evidence that smelling or tasting flavors is going to suppress your intake over a nutritionally significant interval," he said.

Wagner isn't going to suppress his candor just as Randolph, very much an old-school ballplayer, has not fully adapted to managing a team filled with players whose personalities stand in stark contrast to those of his teammates in the Yankees' heyday.

We believe we're going to suppress it".

"Killing people on Ashura shows how far Khamenei is willing to go to suppress the protests".

This question -- how far can you go to suppress passion?

Just as they did with sexual misconduct allegations against Donald Trump and Roy Moore before, the Republican Party has looked the other way, in the process revealing to the American people the extraordinary lengths they will go to suppress the truth and silence women in America.

Sure, Ariel isn't going to move to suppress any evidence found in that room.

The lesson, he adds, is that "if you are so intolerant of ID that you're going to illegally suppress it, you might have to pay six figures".