Sentence examples for repressive reaction from inspiring English sources

The repressive reaction to 'Glad to be Gay' helped highlight the homophobia Tom was singing against.

(It would take an extraordinarily repressive reaction to unite, say, Code Pink demonstrators with Bikers for Trump).

Some evidence suggests that alarmed and repressive reactions strengthen polarization, that moderate reactions strengthen the mediation viewpoint, and that inaction or ineffectual action facilitates efforts toward usurpation of authority.

The Hh pathway, which was first elucidated in Drosophila, is composed of a series of repressive reactions.

Instead of trying to put the faction on the couch, as an American might, they suggest how the political converged with the personal against a global backdrop of social protest movements, political assassinations and increasingly repressive state reactions.

Already in this series I have suggested that Bertrand Russell's critique of conventional religion is partly motivated by his reaction against repressive moralism.

In particular, reactions with cognate (repressive) antisense-attenuator pairs have maxima that occur around 40 min, while reactions with noncognate (orthogonal), or just attenuator reporter plasmids, have maxima that occur near the end of the reactions at ∼100 min. Furthermore, cognate pairs show a decrease in SFGFP production rate for ∼40 min after the maxima is reached.

"They see works of art on their walls," Mr. Curiel said, "and think, 'If I want to be not just a millionaire but someone who plays with the big boys, I'd better be someone who collects art.' " The surge in Chinese collecting is not just a reflection of new wealth, experts say, but also a reaction to the repressive Mao years when the country was denied culture.

There was a considerable opposition to Tamar's succession; this was sparked by a reaction against the repressive policies of her father and encouraged by the new sovereign's other perceived weakness, her sex.

ChIP: chromatin immunoprecipitation; EB: erythroblast; HDF: human diploid fibroblast; HEF: human embryonic fibroblasts; MRT: malignant rhabdoid tumour; PcG: polycomb group; PCR: polymerase chain reaction; PRC: PcG repressive complex; RT-qPCR: real-time quantitative PCR; SCF: stem cell factor; UCB: umbilical cord blood; 3C: chromatin conformation capture; H3K27: H3 lysine 27.

"The protests are a reaction to China's repressive policies in East Turkestan," she said, using the name preferred by many Uighurs for the vast desert region that they once dominated.