Sentence examples for overcome oppression from inspiring English sources
Patience and perseverance can supply Muslims with the fuel to overcome oppression without being oppressive themselves.
In life you have to keep trying to overcome oppression.
Using 15 languages, the play urges unity to overcome oppression, a theme also at the heart of the 1979 play If: A Tragedy Of The Ruled.
Highlights include Meryem Jazouli's Kelma (The Word), a meditation on exile and on the power of art to overcome oppression, based on the life and work of Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish.
Or is our education a critical pedagogy with "praxis" as an end goal, the balance of theory and practice, of "objectivism and subjectivism" to achieve freedom to overcome "oppression"?
If he were able to open these regimes, he could demonstrate to the world that money could – in some instances, at least – peacefully overcome oppression without necessitating military intervention or political subversion, the favoured tools of cold war leaders.
America's men & women in uniform is the story of FREEDOM overcoming OPPRESSION, the STRONG protecting the WEAK, & GOOD defeating EVIL! USA".
I'd like to look over the horizon and envision a day when gay and straight writers can move beyond narratives that are about overcoming oppression.
It is the history of an often-marginalized group overcoming oppression as detailed by various scholars, writers and activists; narrated by someone famous (in this case, Benjamin Bratt); scored by culturally appropriate music; and brought to cinematic life by photographs and eventually, film clips.
Here, our primal instincts don't help us overcome technological oppression; instead, they are subject to technology.
Or one may regard one's social identities as oppressive (if, say, one's identity is cast by society as evil, contemptible, or disgusting), yet see one's fate as tied with the groups with which one is identified, and commit oneself to collective action with other members of those groups to overcome that oppression.
