Sentence examples for oppressive sentiment from inspiring English sources
There's no kind of oppressive sentiment behind it; it's more an idea of self-discipline, and that as a society you want to inculcate that.
We have already seen the effects of the photos of Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo in stirring anti-American sentiment, and oppressive regimes around the globe justify torturing pro-democracy activists by labeling them "terrorists".
Western scholars dispute the government's interpretation of history, and Tibetan exile groups view the Communist Party as an oppressive occupier, but such contrarian sentiments rarely reach average Chinese, most of whom have long since absorbed the official version promulgated in textbooks, on television and in newspapers.
What resisted he thought oppressive.
(That point is emphasized when Aruni can't remember him even though she had a crush on him earlier.) When the banality of the sentiments expressed finally becomes more oppressive than the ghosts or the attempts to banish the thoughtlessness of the caste system, one thought rings out: "Mansion by the Lake" may require the kind of vacation the title suggests.
The sentiment against renting springs from the oppressive legacy of English landlords.
Since the house was a tavern during the revolutionary war period I imagined that it must have hosted some lively conversation about the oppressive rule of King George the 3rd and the rising sentiment for rebellion, especially in Lenox.
"That is particularly oppressive.
It never felt oppressive".
