Sentence examples for repression fear from inspiring English sources

The repression, fear, and hysteria that shaped Edwina no doubt fed into Rose's madness.

What appears to be a mundane depiction of Berliners going about their everyday lives reveals, on closer inspection, the repression, fear and looming cruelty of life in a city split into the communist East and the capitalist, democratic West.

In their Cuba, there was no poverty, or repression, no fear, no racism.

She gave an insight into the repression and fear that North Koreans continue to live under.

She was brought up in San Francisco in a starkly religious household, fraught with repression and fear.

As commission chairperson Mike Smith put it: "Instead of a country ruled by law and good governance, the Eritrea we see today is marked by repression and fear".

When Elizabeth later punishes her daughter for nervous weakness, she is expressing – through repression – her fear of mental instabilities she recognises well.

Despite the hardships, people are continuing to flee repression and fear in Myanmar, and when they are deported, many return, several people said.

Mr. Forman's interest in helping out with the film forum is connected to his experience growing up in Communist Czechoslovakia, where his parents were sent to concentration camps and he lived under repression and fear.

According to the account provided by his lifelong friend Leo Abse, the former Labour MP who introduced the legislation to legalise homosexuality, George Thomas lived his life shrouded by guilt and repression and fear.

Kagame's decisions have had a great impact on the way Rwandans live, lifting more than a million people out of poverty but at the same time, his critics say, subjecting them to an atmosphere of repression and fear.