Sentence examples for repressed aspirations from inspiring English sources
One hopes that the repressed aspirations of those fighting for social justice since the 1940s for a democratic state that will aid fast-paced development, especially for the common masses, will finally be realized instead of the enclave-based growth model that has marginalized the majority, including the common people of Telangana.
Most professionals hanging up their boots these days have enough stashed away to buy themselves most of Cheshire, so there's obviously no reason to start messing about with any repressed Escobar aspirations.
Bahraini and Kuwaiti monarchies vest power in Sunni populations, augmenting their numbers by granting citizenship to Baloch and Pashtuns from Pakistan and Afghanistan while repressing the aspirations of their own Shiites.
Reason itself is among them — the effort to advance constructively while gripped by the irrational force of tradition, of unexpressed assumptions and unexamined mythologies, repressed desires and frustrated aspirations, undiscussed history and unacknowledged grief.
Reason itself is among them the effort to advance constructively while gripped by the irrational force of tradition, of unexpressed assumptions and unexamined mythologies, repressed desires and frustrated aspirations, undiscussed history and unacknowledged grief.
No expression of political aspiration has been more severely repressed by Pakistan's security forces than ethnic nationalism.
But even if the protest is repressed this great endeavor of building of working-class culture that represents the aspirations and interests of the other 99percentt will have taken a huge stride forward.
But those with political aspirations contrary to the collective objectives of the state and society are severely constrained, even repressed.
Even religion was repressed".
