Sentence examples for mix of repression from inspiring English sources

That fictional daring, paradoxically, goes alongside his indirectness, his sexual reticence, his "peculiar mix of repression and sublimation".

The air around us hummed with what I can only describe as male energy, a buzzy mix of repression and young strength.

Jean-Claude Duvalier was forced to flee the country in 1986 when the mix of repression and social distress pushed Haiti to the brink of civil conflict.

President Joseph Kabila is reviled in many parts of the country, and his security forces have already killed many opposition supporters and used a mix of repression and bribery to squeeze out votes.

Beijing has sought to deal with the unrest with a mix of repression and efforts to stimulate the region's economy, including through increased investment by state-owned firms.

"Violence has many causes" and demands a mix of prevention, repression and social policy, says Regina Miki, Diadema's "secretary of social defence".

The global historical conjuncture of 1870 1914 was a period in which ruling elites responded to the social effects of massive industrialization, urbanization, and internal and international migration with a mix of violent repression of urban workers and colonial subjects coupled in colonial centers with universal male political enfranchisement and social benefits.

The party oversaw a steady growth in Mexico's economy through most of the 20th Century, but ruled the population with a potent mix of patronage, repression of dissidents, and a famously strict control of the mass media.

For a mix of secrecy and repression, however, Turkmenistan takes the biscuit.

Anna Viemeister, a soprano, sang with warmth and intensity, capturing the uneasy mix of yearning and repression in Alma.

Above all, China's policy of mixing repression with bucketsful of central-government money, most of which benefits ethnic-Chinese immigrants, has set the 2.4m Tibetans all the more resolutely against Chinese rule.