Sentence examples for level of oppression from inspiring English sources

No state recovering from that level of oppression tends to focus first on how the emperor was overthrown and killed.

The level of oppression and degradation in Zimbabwe has inspired several world leaders to call for Mugabe's removal.

Under Franco, Madrid suffered the same level of oppression as the Basque country or any other region of Spain, if not more, given that the central government was always here, controlling what was close at hand.

We have seen that the state have just notched up the level of oppression and that is the level they are going to be operating at for the foreseeable future," said Doug Coltart, a human rights lawyer in Harare.

I have been invited to participate in a panel discussion on 'Being a Gay Man', in which one of the subjects for discussion will be 'the level of oppression felt by gay men.' That gay men – and women – continue to be oppressed is without doubt.

This shows the level of oppression.

We know black women and queer women are facing extreme levels of oppression.

He states: "I reject the false narrative of power-hungry security services, police insensitivity to community concerns, and laws constantly being ratcheted up to new levels of oppression".

Ellis summed up the feeling behind it: "You suffered through the four levels of oppression – racism, class, sexism and poverty – and you still did all that?

Intersectionality in feminism – which argues that any feminist theory that does not take into account the different levels of oppression experienced by minority groups, such as women of colour and gay women – has been around since the 1980s and is, to a large extent, beneficial.

Both more or less agree that the Soviet-led communist experiment doesn't offer much by way of encouraging evidence for the benefits of equality, partly because of the poor data available but also because of the levels of oppression that maintained that equality.