Sentence examples for repression of course from inspiring English sources

That's a pretty powerful metaphor for repression, of course, and "Inside Out" turns a critical eye on the way the duty to be cheerful is imposed on children, by well-intentioned adults and by the psychological mechanisms those grown-up authorities help to install.

"Parade's End" is all about repression -- glamorous repression, of course, because television networks typically don't want to pay for any other kind.

Harsher repression is, of course, an option.

Fighting perceived ideological repression with ideological repression is nothing new, of course.

Denouncing repression in Iran is, of course, easier.

This use of religion for extreme repression, and even terror, is not of course restricted to Islam.

Since the duration of siRNA-mediated repression might not be sufficient for the 6-day study time course, stable repression of FZD5 and FZD7 was sought using lentiviral shRNA infection of targeted cells.

Having determined the time course and conditions of maximal transcription of the three FeHm-repressible genes in the two clinical isolates, we next examined the time course of repression of transcription of these same genes in order to determine the minimal time window required to detect maximal differential regulation.

Amin said there's a new generation of young Egyptian writers, who didn't grow up with repression and learning to self-censor as a matter of course, that are keen to practice good journalism.

… Of course there's the argument that brute repression by the military energizes the Brotherhood.

It has navigated through the most disruptive period of economic turbulence without losing power: thanks in part, of course, to a ruthless system of state repression.