Sentence examples for self-imposed repression from inspiring English sources

The liberation of society from ancient hierarchies; the liberation of minds from self-imposed repression: Surrealists like Breton considered these complementary pursuits.

The Comics Magazine Association of America was formed, and it imposed a code of standards of almost incredible restrictiveness — "an unprecedented (and never surpassed) monument of self-imposed repression and prudery," as Hajdu characterizes it.

A tour of the capacious and beautifully appointed apartment ends in a large music room, where the disembodied voice of Chaliapin is heard singing, a poignant reminder of the singer's self-imposed exile during the years of Soviet repression.

A self-imposed rule.

This exile was self-imposed.

This is self-imposed uncertainty.

It's more a self-imposed detachment.

The hardship was romantic, self-imposed.

The test is self-imposed.

Increasing self-imposed moral conduct".

Iraq's marginalization is self-imposed.