Sentence examples similar to oppressive perceptions from inspiring English sources
Franzen's wit, and his scathing pen, don't work to undermine still-oppressive perceptions of women, but to flick ungracious feminists on the nose for daring to question his methods.
The intersection of racism, sexism, transphobia and other oppressive institutions influence perceptions and experiences of people in the tech industry.
Ibrahim cited a 2011 Pew Research Center study that found "a median of 58percentt [of respondents] across four Western European countries, the U.S., and Russia, called Muslims 'fanatical.'" She said the media shapes much of the American perception of Muslims as angry and oppressive.
DISCUSSION: Anatomic and physiologic changes associated with dyspnea, and cognitive perceptions related to patients and the underlying disease, provide insights into how to shape interventions targeting this oppressive symptom.
While perceptions are changing, the stigma surrounding mental health is still very real -- and was likely even more oppressive in your mother's or grandmother's generation.
"That is particularly oppressive.
It never felt oppressive".
Sometimes this was oppressive.
The approach is oppressive.
