Sentence examples for not oppressed from inspiring English sources
Spain's Basques need no guns: they are not oppressed as Northern Ireland's Catholics once were.
The secretary criticized "press people" for drawing the comparison, not "oppressed people".
So Muslim women are caught in a gap; they're either told they're oppressed or they're not oppressed.
Islamists will become only more moderate when they are not oppressed, and only more pragmatic as they face the responsibility of governing.
The result was intriguing — less the actual travel pieces of Vuitton's heritage and more a mindscape, bringing all the designer's thoughts together in a 21st-century wardrobe that was dominated, but not oppressed, by suits.
Unlike the Whitney Biennial, Documenta 11 does not oppress with wall texts.
It must be said that the writers in question are not oppressing the masses.
When you hear white people say "I'm not oppressing anybody!" what they are really saying is "I'm not trying to oppress anybody!" And I believe them.
In his letters of appointment and elsewhere, he stressed above all else that the Goths must not oppress the Roman population, must not plunder their goods or ravage their fields, and must try to live amicably with them.
In a short speech to the new soldiers, Iyad Alawi, this month's president of the American-appointed Iraqi Governing Council, said the new army would not oppress Iraqis, like the one commanded by Saddam Hussein.
