Sentence examples for oppressive enough from inspiring English sources
That would be oppressive enough, but Mr. Green also speaks exclusively in rhyming couplets, which quickly moves beyond the oppressive into the cruel and unusual.
Yes, it seems that even the faith she was raised in isn't narrow-minded, patriarchal and oppressive enough for the sensation-hungry Booth, who having tried everything else is so jaded that she can only get a kick from self-denial.
When conditions become oppressive enough, people generally respond by finding a better place to live.
Lazy World Cup watching weather, though hardly oppressive enough to quell the quiet air of expectation building around the 20 or so punters lined around the main bar of The Blind Beggar on Whitechapel Road.
The increasingly overwrought story may not quite add up, but there's enough broodingly oppressive atmosphere to compensate for the narrative blips.
The terms here are clear enough: an oppressive uncle, a sainted aunt, the awkward shunting of Aunt Jennifer's genius and anger into forms that are wordless, restrictive, and domestic.
This was especially true of Russian revolutionary organizations such as People's Will or Socialist Revolutionary Party (SR): they held that it was morally justified to assassinate a government official only if his complicity in the oppressive regime was significant enough for him to deserve to die, and the assassination would make an important contribution to the struggle.
The judge ruled that what was published in Leeds United's official output was "oppressive and unacceptable … serious enough to sustain criminal liability in the event of breach".
When the oppressive Florida humidity wasn't enough, she'd personally spray her actors down with a water bottle, to get the desired sheen of sweat and desperation.
Go early or late enough to avoid the oppressive midday heat.
And Mr. Franklin keeps "Out of Time" breezy enough to fight the oppressive humidity that his cast is obviously laboring under in the Florida sun (Mitchell).
