Sentence examples for oppressive for the from inspiring English sources

This sense that every detail has been obsessed over can be both thrilling and oppressive for the viewer.

Cathartic for Cale (who has himself self-indulgently waterboarded in the final video sequence); intolerably oppressive for the viewer.

"Being a single mother with a single child — for me personally, it seems oppressive for the child," Anne-Marie says.

To make levels memorable, Amaya designed them around a single theme, such as "warmth" for the Egg Corridor or "arid and oppressive" for the Sand Zone.

In this light, "modern states have become oppressive for the excessive quantities of tasks that they have taken upon themselves and for their overuse of legislation.

As the heat of summer became more oppressive for the stricken President, a Navy engineer, with the help of Simon Newcomb, installed in Garfield's room what may have been the world's first air conditioner.

Furthermore, Moore cautioned, the experience can be doubly or triply oppressive for those living at the intersections of other identities disadvantaged in the industry, such as a disabled woman of color. .

The mysterious, earthy addition to pastas or sauces, that ordinarily is associated with fine dining and luxury, has become oppressive for these uptown residents.

(And I might opt for a term like "violent" and "oppressive" for this sort of street experience before "sketchy" would come to mind).

Though the conditions may be oppressive, for many laborers the garment business provides their only hope of a nominal wage.

Preparing to compete against this focused, ruthless, quietly menacing collection of blue lycra champs looks to be a genuinely oppressive experience for the rest of the field.