Sentence examples for managed to suppress from inspiring English sources

It was as if she had managed to suppress the coughing through sheer will.

She had managed to suppress leaks without putting anyone in jail.

But the Wraith's craftsmanship and prowess managed to suppress our impulse to ridicule.

They managed to suppress a strong Irish side and came out with a fabulous victory.

The experience was slightly claustrophobic, but I managed to suppress mental images of the Minotaur in his maze.

After Mrs. Sarkozy left him two years ago, he was romantically linked to one of Le Figaro's most-prominent journalists, but managed to suppress most news reports.

"If they can manage to suppress this matter by arresting only Liu Xiaobo, then that's the best deal for them".

It did not manage to suppress all manners of subtle heresy; why should it successfully suppress the most obvious and radical objection to the whole business?

It speaks to any culture – which unfortunately is every culture – that manages to suppress its own people through the law and a line of religious belief.

Local officials often manage to suppress such troublemakers (if they can't buy them off) with the help of higher officials.

Tolokonnikova and Alekhina said they thought that Putin, despite managing to suppress the wave of anti-government protests that erupted in Moscow and elsewhere in Russia two years ago, is weaker than he seems to the outside world.