Sentence examples for oppressed with from inspiring English sources

But we are being oppressed with no evidence whatsoever.

Who said that? "I am oppressed with a dread of living for ever.

A tiny Norfolk spruce sits in a pot on the windowsill, oppressed with some outsize tinselly stars.

Far from feeling flush with imminent power, he told his diary that he contemplated the task ahead "with a mind oppressed with more anxious and painful sensations than I have words to express".

A little later, in the bright springtime of their relationship, the couple become humorously oppressed with the knowledge of how adorable they are: "We're so cute I want to punch us in the face".

In late October 1947, oppressed with "wretched health", Orwell recognised that his novel was still "a most dreadful mess and about two-thirds of it will have to be retyped entirely".

Unlike the Whitney Biennial, Documenta 11 does not oppress with wall texts.

"This mighty mass of suffering and injustice rose before me like a mountain — it oppressed me with its hugeness and difficulty — it literally made me sick," he said.

Consider this meditation on the skulls in a Paris catacomb: "Darkened, but still not decayed, they oppressed me with their continued existence.

On 17 November 1912 he wrote to Felice, confiding that he had been bedridden with misery over the fitful progess of Der Verschollene when suddenly another story idea occurred to him ("and oppressed me with inmost intensity").

"Waheed saw that there were people being oppressed, people with no food, people being torn apart from their families, people being put in prison," says Hafeez Majeed.