Sentence examples for some sort of pressure from inspiring English sources

All these concepts repression, suppression, and oppression are related to the notion of something or someone being forcibly prevented from expression; that is, of being under some sort of pressure.

"What we did think was that one of the reasons why they shut down was that they might be under some sort of pressure," Green said, while cautioning that even his theory is still speculation.

We were pretty angry about that, and about what Vladimir Putin has been up to in Ukraine, and so for some time we have been trying to impose some sort of pressure on the Russian president by applying sanctions to his regime.

I'm going to sound super anti-capitalist, but no matter how you see it there will always be something giving you some sort of pressure.

Rather, it is probable that the environment exerts some sort of pressure which acts upon all phyla to influence the GC-content in the same direction.

The aim was a release of tensions in the stone that seemed to correspond to some sort of internal pressure in the sculptor himself.

That became evident Thursday as Republican leaders distanced themselves from Representative Barton's outburst, which included the charge that Mr. Obama was acting illegally by applying "some sort of political pressure that in my words amounts to a shakedown".

I do not want to live in a country where any citizen or corporation that does something that is legitimately wrong is subject to some sort of political pressure that, again in my words, amounts to a shakedown.

The fact that early mutations are allowed to accumulate to significant levels may be interpreted as evidence for some sort of selective pressure.

In the constant chaos that circulated inside our yellow house at 3650 Witham Hill like some sort of low-pressure system, my mother's blood pressure rose on a regular basis.

Most of Next Wave's readers will be able to identify that sentence as referring to some sort of high-pressure molecular phenomenon.