Sentence examples for oppressive nature from inspiring English sources
"oppressive nature" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
One example of using this phrase could be, "The oppressive nature of the government's strict regulations caused widespread discontent among the citizens." This sentence conveys the idea that the government's rules were restrictive and caused negative effects on the people.
For example, while Feinberg tends to emphasize the historical persistence of transgender people as a kind of people or oppressed group, Bornstein tends to emphasize the constructed (and oppressive) nature of gender categories as a whole, the desirability of viewing gender as fashion, and the importance of moving toward a more consensual gender system.
The oppressive nature of the communist regime was not easy.
Some, though, shook off the oppressive nature of good intentions to create transcendent moments.
No less evident than the oppressive nature of the Saigon regime was its inability to cope with the Viet Cong.
In a phone conversation with her boss, he spoke of the "oppressive nature of this prosecution" and recommended that Treadway be more closely supervised.
And fourth, some feminist philosophers argued that the historical domination of men over women in the political and economic spheres reflects the inherently oppressive nature of heterosexual relationships.
I am empowered to see the unseen injustices around me, hear the unheard voices of violence and discrimination, and speak up against such oppressive natures.
But what I concealed was the pain I felt -- the sometimes-oppressive nature that an autism diagnosis can foist upon all the members of a family.
When Dad challenged Son to come up with a better alternative, Mr. Brittain cited the morally oppressive, unfun nature of most adolescent-oriented shows on television.
Given Curtis has said his favourite theme is "power and how it works in society", and that he is arguably best known for the Bafta-winning The Power of Nightmares, it seems likely his work with Massive Attack – known for the oppressive, paranoid nature of their recordings – will extend to more than providing some nice videos for their stage show.
He came to my attention complaining of a headache for the past three months, oppressive in nature, right frontal-orbital subcontinuous, with no nausea, or vomiting, moderate pain.
