Sentence examples for repressive nature from inspiring English sources

The system cannot conceal the repressive nature of this trial.

Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei, BIRD's director, said: "Bahrain's repressive nature was on full display in Faisal Hayyat's case.

This was after years of critiquing the repressive nature of both her family and her country through performance art.

The country's repressive nature means many use Twitter, often anonymously, as a way to vent their frustrations.

Charlie Kaufman, who wrote "Being John Malkovich," has composed another brainy, zany script, this one about the repressive nature of civilization and the power of sexual instinct.

And given the repressive nature of Indonesian rule, a new police academy is refusing to accept anyone who has ever worked as a police officer in East Timor.

Taken together, our meta-analysis of the various genomic datasets suggest that the epigenomic and genomic landscape of the heterochromatic genes are distinct which could be contributing to their unusual regulatory features as opposed to the surrounding heterochromatin, which is repressive in nature.

Considerable academic debate has taken place around the character of Edward's kingship, his political skills, and in particular his management of his earls, and the degree to which this was collaborative or repressive in nature.

Of particular interest, the major effect of β4 on miRNA expression appears to be repressive in nature.

This could be achieved by activating certain hormones and enzymes through transduction of specific regulatory signals including transcription factors (either inducive or repressive in nature) on target cells, in order to get them back to their normal state of functioning.

5MC, H2AZ, and H2AK119Ub are thought to be repressive in nature [ 22], H3K4Me2 is thought to be associated with active genes [ 23], and mH2A1.1 is thought to be associated with cell senescence [ 24].