Sentence examples for response to repression from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, public pressure should be the default response to repression.

His response to repression is to exalt powers of the imagination through storytelling, where everything is possible.

The statement was signed Jihad Islamic Group -- a previously unknown name -- and claimed that the bombings and shootings were a response to repression of Muslims who worshiped outside officially approved congregations.

Islamism in Central Asia has been first and foremost a response to repression and extreme poverty, and there is no sign that any of the five regimes are becoming any less repressive or significantly less poor.

Outfits like Libya's Islamic Fighting Group and Egypt's Jamaat Islamiya, both of which pursued terror campaigns in the 1990s and were on the radical fringe, express a newfound keenness for peaceful politics, explaining that their past resort to violence was only a response to repression.

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The HDP is in part a response to this repression.

The American official suggested that the violence was a response to government repression.

They wanted their art to be sensational, not only in response to social repression but also as an antidote to the high modernism embraced by museums.

Normally a quiet bunch, this middle class rose up at first in response to brutal repression of the bus-fare crowd by ill-trained police.

In 1885 a second rebellion was instigated in response to the repression of local rule, but it was quashed and its leaders hanged or imprisoned.