Sentence examples for it difficult to suppress from inspiring English sources

Italy will find it difficult to suppress the impulse of revenge, considering how France have made them suffer in recent meetings.

Members of the City Hall press corps say he exultingly refers to his proposals as kamikaze, or a divine wind, and finds it difficult to suppress the characteristic smirk he wears when things are going his way.

If you read Venus Revealed inside, you may find it difficult to suppress the urge to lay it down, go outside, and catch a glimpse of our spellbinding celestial twin.

When the Andō family raised a revolt in Mutsu province at the end of the Kamakura period, the bakufu found it difficult to suppress, partly because of the remoteness of the site of the uprising.

The final case was that of Abi, who found it difficult to suppress the rigor of the mathematical details arising from the impetus of her strong MCK.

"The ease of moving digital information around makes it very difficult to suppress once it is accessible". Thus, despite the global uproar over the release of sensitive U.S. diplomatic cables, Assange's Web site remained defiantly intact Wednesday.

However, in a democracy it is difficult to suppress minority views that are repulsive but have some electoral support.

I can accept that it is difficult to suppress information - and, of course, to accept the diktats of the Portuguese authority - but editors will surely wish to avoid scuppering the police operation.

When you see the members of the Acme Muffineering team rolling through their formations, however, it is difficult to suppress a single word trying to bubble up through the mists of consciousness: Shriners.

As one part follows another, it's difficult to suppress the feeling that the audience is being taken by the hand through some treatise on minimalism, with every point rather too painstakingly explained.

And yet it is difficult to suppress doubts about how far the gallant's power actually extends, doubts which go to the heart of America's diplomacy after the cold war.