Sentence examples for having suppressed from inspiring English sources

This happened right after the first game of the Red Sox series Tuesday, when the Stadium crowd booed A-Rod after having suppressed its collective frustration for months.

Having suppressed, jailed and shot in large numbers Egypt's own Islamists, Sisi and his Gulf backers are determined to prevent them consolidating power in oil-rich Libya.

Baker's clashes with May over drugs policy prompted him last week to accuse the home secretary of having suppressed the government's first evidence-based survey of international drugs laws.

His latest legal action against Google, for not having suppressed pictures of what the News of the World falsely alleged to be a "Nazi themed" sex party, has duly renewed interest in records of that historic event and in its host, Mr Mosley, who may now be less well known as the son of the fascist demagogue, Sir Oswald Mosley.

It resents her huge international popularity she won the Nobel peace prize in 1991—and, having suppressed every sign of political opposition at home, fears that she alone has the popular following to mount a serious challenge to its rule.Even before her release, hundreds of people had gathered near her house and outside the headquarters of the erstwhile NLD.

Mr. Hellsberg "was even accused of having suppressed this story in his 1992 book" about the orchestra, "Demokratie der Könige" ("Democracy of Kings"), the summary says, but it notes that even assiduous journalists researching the archives have "found no evidence for the 1966-67 incident".

The Coens have suppressed their natural jauntiness.

And they have suppressed ruthlessly.

They could have suppressed or discouraged chess.

Cameron has suppressed all county planning.

Her depression had suppressed her appetite for days.