Sentence examples for longer suppressed from inspiring English sources

The cause is a climate in which the sentiments of white nationalists and other hate groups are no longer suppressed.

In his revisionist "Spectre de la Rose," the suppressed desire of Fokine's young girl for a petal-covered androgynous figure is no longer suppressed.

The density in the chromosphere is significantly lower than in the sun's interior, so the magnetic fields are no longer suppressed and are able to straighten out.

Kumar suggests that within the union there would be nothing wrong, indeed it would help avoid extremism, if a genuine English national consciousness or patriotism were no longer suppressed.

Once the riser was cut, said Steve Wereley at Purdue University, "the flow must go up," because the oil is no longer suppressed by a kink in the pipe.

The left brain of these monkeys no longer worked overtime when listening to monkey calls and the right side was no longer suppressed.

By mid-March, with SARS circling the globe, China could no longer suppress its data.

The crisis is widely considered the moment when the government concluded it could no longer suppress the markets.

"With the inhibitory neurons no longer suppressing their activity, the excitatory neurons were then free to switch on," said Dr. Losonczy.

Kemp named the portrait "La Bella Principessa" — "The Beautiful Princess" — and, as he looked at the drawing, he could no longer suppress the sensation that had seized him when he first saw the portrait.

"Much of contemporary art ethically critiques our conceptions and practices of modern institutions, such as the nation-state, which were meant to usher us into an enlightened new age, but which can no longer suppress the violent memories of their founding or their inassimilable exclusions and remainders," wrote Dadi in the exhibition catalog.