Sentence examples for often suppressed from inspiring English sources

Yet, local tongues, including Estonian, were often suppressed.

In consequence, silence itself is now often suppressed.

Black Americans often suppressed slave memories out of horror and shame.

The statement reopened an old, often suppressed grievance in the German-speaking world.

Non-linearity and temperature dependence of sensitivity is often suppressed by a feedback.

Research suggests that a caregiver's immune function is often suppressed by the stress of caring for others.

The electric polarization of materials called ferroelectrics is often suppressed by an internal electric field, limiting uses for these materials.

Very occasionally, the mask slips, and we see the Cameron of his friends and the shires, and hear a glibness that is more often suppressed.

When people do take up a task, the brain's executive network lights up to issue commands, and the default network is often suppressed.

Bravely, he concentrates on popular arts, especially musical theatre, songwriting and drama, in which a writer's Jewish identity was often suppressed or sublimated.

In addition, houses of worship for its Shia and Sufi Muslim citizens are often suppressed or function under dismal conditions; in fact, a dozen Shia mosques were recently closed.