Sentence examples for suddenly suppressed from inspiring English sources

As high-end consumers everywhere have suddenly suppressed their appetite for luxury goods, what was once considered a recession-proof industry has been hit hard.

What possessed a generation of young European artists, and a few Americans, to suddenly suppress recognizable imagery in pictures and sculptures?

When strong regional or national identities, silent or suppressed for many years, are suddenly given a voice, the paradoxical result has often been greater harmony and a greater desire to stick together rather than anguish, chaos and disintegration.

You've been suppressed for so long and suddenly the lid comes off.

Individualism, which had been suppressed for a long time, has suddenly come back to life in a society where profit comes before anything else.

As he was going through the process of getting a medical discharge he was suddenly warned by friends that the P.O.U.M. had been suppressed and many of its members jailed.

Especially vulnerable to becoming hooked on Internet sex, he wrote, are "those users whose sexuality may have been suppressed and limited all their lives [who] suddenly find an infinite supply of sexual opportunities" on the Internet.

But their protest is now being opposed by a surge of Serbian nationalism long suppressed under the late President Tito and suddenly erupting a few years ago after Serbs complained about persecution by the ethnic Albanians.

The government has denied the allegations, but it defies belief the security forces and riot police, who ruthlessly suppressed protests in 1988 and 2007, have suddenly lost their nerve.

Russia is a nation whose entrepreneurial and creative juices have suddenly been unlocked after nearly a century of being suppressed and denied.

People suddenly had access to all kinds of information that had been suppressed for 40 years.