Sentence examples for repress to from inspiring English sources

Yes, if he'd taken a glimmer of a lesson with García, he'd have known what to do, what García had warned us against, the methods used by those in command to divide and repress, to insure that we feared him more than we loved one another, more than we had loved García and always would.

Whatever compromises Mr Lincoln may concede to the South with respect to the limits and the right use of the Congressional or Presidential power, he stands irrevocably pledged to the principle that slavery is wrong, and that the national power, so far as it can be fairly used at all, must be used to limit, to repress, to promote its extinction.

With exception of the promoters of CD44 and GLIPR1 in LNCaP cells, MeCP2-TRD could repress to a different extent all investigated genes in all cells.

Other proapoptotic proteins including Smac, Omi, and ARTS also function to repress IAPs to enhance apoptosis.

Subtelomeric upsB subtype expression is repressed to the highest extent, with a more moderate repression of subtelomeric upsA subtype expression.

His body language goes from repressed to flamboyant.

I was too repressed to play someone like that".

Simon pointed out what the others were too polite (or repressed) to, which was that the performance was too sexy.

They resist creating "linear narratives", that depict a glorious advance towards sexual liberation, demonstrating "emancipation from repressed to open sexuality, from patriarchal to companionate marriage".

These lyrics are all the more effective framed by music that has the hard-rocking power of the Stooges but is too repressed to actually rock out.

But the prim young painter, who clings to classical ideals of form and beauty, is too guarded and repressed to understand what Max is talking about.