Sentence examples for suffocating hands from inspiring English sources
It is our responsibility to ensure that the suffocating hands placed around it by various corporations, governments, and apathy, are released so that subsequent generations of humans and countless species of life can survive.
The first revolution happened because a large number of mostly non-Islamist Egyptian youths grew fed up with the suffocating dead hand of the Mubarak era — a hand so dead that way too many young Egyptians felt they were living in a rigged system, where they had no chance of realizing their full potential, under a leader with no vision.
You were applying too much pressure and we were suffocating in your hands".
In "The Nest" a hand surgeon, suffocating in the vanity of his skills, plunges his hands into a wasp nest.
It would all be a little bit too close at hand, too suffocating.
But in a general election last month an electorate stung by the global downturn and fed up with inept government and a suffocating bureaucracy handed the ruling clique its worst defeat ever.
She had been suffocated, with a hand covering her mouth until she stopped breathing, the police said.
More than two years after "Beautiful Inside My Head Forever", the Sotheby's sale that nearly suffocated the second-hand trade in Mr Hirst's work, this price was wholesome enough that one commentator, Judd Tully, declared that the artist's market was in "rehab condition".
The German has first-hand experience of the dizzying highs and suffocating lows of life with Chelsea.
This tradition is being suffocated not at the hands of foreign agents or terrorists, but by the military's authoritarian control over Egyptian voices.
