Sentence examples for suffocation of the from inspiring English sources

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

Although dramatic, the street violence was a sideshow from the broader drama unfolding in Greece today: the slow suffocation of the middle class.

Mr. Boneh said that he believed that settlement expansion would be an effective response as would economic suffocation of the Palestinians.

His writing always has a distinctive, flat rigour, and here he matches the suffocation of the lives he describes with a slyly deadened prose.

As more has come to light about Cheever, it hasn't changed the relief of exposure that his work brings to the suffocation of the suburbs.

"Wahhabism exalts and promotes death in every element of its existence, the suicide of its adherents, mass murder as a weapon against civilization, and above all the suffocation of the mercy embodied in Islam," Mr. Schwartz writes.

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

In others, such as "Lesson 3: Stillness", the strength to overcome required of the dancer is jibbed against, viewed as bringing about not inner peace but "the bright suffocation of flowers" – the stilling of life itself.

Arguably, the real suffocation of this generation's prospects and ambitions doesn't arrive until after they leave university: Prof Danny Dorling has pointed out before the inconsistencies in the economic assumptions underpinning individual motivation.

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

There are also sins of violent excess: in the East, the class war led to "the danger of suffocation" of liberties; in the West, aggressive territorial ambitions led to "grotesque" weapons and "orgies of annihilation".