Sentence examples for suffocation of from inspiring English sources

This is far from Giles Fraser's "suffocation of curiosity".

I had come from a paralyzed background — the suffocation of that family: I was not acting".

She was also familiar with the crush and suffocation of mental distress.

Better to part with money than endure "the slow suffocation of accumulation".

"The images from the suffocation of Eric Garner are horrible, uncivilized.

The danger though is that progress at the bottom will mean suffocation of a an independent-minded middle class.

Thoughshe tries to temper her restlessness andlimit her aspirations, she cannot reconcileherself to the suffocation of petit- bourgeoisexistence any more than Emma can.

Hours later, under the cover of night, young Gazan men blew up the wall that had been contributing to the suffocation of 1.5 million people.

Their 3-0 suffofathen of the Canadiens yesterday puts them up 3-1 in the series and one win away from the final.

The dazed, breeze-teased suffocation of a country weekend — the Sunday stuffy-sofa feeling — finds reinforced expression in the tight-knit stasis of the drawing, its crammed elegance.

It meant the marginalization of politics, the taming of the judiciary, the suffocation of civil society and the crushing of any opposition.