Sentence examples for state of oppression from inspiring English sources

"Part I deals with the general state of oppression in our time," Tippett wrote about the work.

"There's a historical state of oppression that minorities live in," he says.

According to Tippett's description, "Part I of the work deals with the general state of oppression in our time.

More than ever the novel seems a way out, a pushback against what's a real, or realer, state of oppression.

More than ever the novel seems a way out, a push back against what's a real, or realer, state of oppression.

We will fight for that right just like those who've come before us in a long struggle against a divided state of oppression, and we will win.

The British people are living in a state of resentful oppression and dental disrepair: and they are represented in various scenes by about a dozen or so Equity members, quaintly shown at the pub or in their prole front rooms, glumly watching the state television network on which propaganda is pumped out.

From this realization, you can see that we are in a constant state of opposition, oppression, and contention.

Neither Tolstoy's religion nor his pacifism was shared by the earlier flamboyant Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin, who held that religion, capitalism, and the state are forms of oppression that must be smashed if people are ever to be free.

You see class divisions, the cruelty of the state, the oppression of women and their ways of resisting it, traditions of generosity and hospitality, and above all a passion for argument.

Nichols comes from the Catholic heartlands of the north-west, having learned the faith on soil stained with the struggles of Catholic resisters of state oppression.