Sentence examples for imagined repression from inspiring English sources
That is the record of those who are now the opposition in Venezuela: economic incompetence and corruption accompanied by real, not imagined, repression of the population.
The answers are important because even the stoutest defenders of liberty can inaugurate repression once they start taking emergency measures to deal with imagined insurrections.
Relief that what you imagined saying is being said so beautifully, and shame at your own weakness: when did repression become the basis of your relationship?
An imagined interview also unearths foundations of "Howl" — Ginsberg's loves and lusts; his failures and repression; his mother's lobotomy; his own time in a mental ward; the harrowing journey of a fellow patient.
And post-Deng China -- for all its ham-handed repression -- has become a far freer, more open society than anyone could have imagined 25 years ago, mainly because all-out totalitarianism and a market economy don't mix.
Chinese ego repression ensures that individual identities are linked to national pride, exacerbating the impact of American condescension, real or imagined.
Yet as imagined for the stage by Mr. Brook, in collaboration with Marie-Hélène Estienne and Franck Krawczyk, "The Suit" unfolds as a tender, deceptively cheerful musical fable of love in a time of repression.
I could imagine organic conditions in which repression might fail to develop, or be destroyed, or might be overwhelmed.
"What kind of repression do you imagine it takes for a young man to do this?" said his sister Samia when her brother finally died of horrific injuries on 4 January.
The people of the 19th century stand both for the repression that we imagine ourselves as having refused, and for the lusts and guilt that we suppose were once repressed.
And it was discomfiting to imagine what she actually knows about repression.
