Sentence examples similar to super repressive from inspiring English sources
There's no super-repressive regime.
My feeling is that repressive regimes repress.
Scarcely less controversial, given Middle America's quaintly repressive attitude towards public displays of homosexuality, is the proposed Super Bowl advert for Mancrunch, in which two men sitting on a sofa watching an American football game appear to become suddenly attracted to each other.
As recently as this month, in a pre-Super Bowl interview on Fox, Mr. Trump refused to condemn Mr. Putin's repressive government.
Here, cats are repressive warmongers, mice are persecuted "little guys" (with the exception of super-rodent Grabowski) and rats are sleazy killers-for-hire.
Unlike some of Vietnam's super-rich, who are reluctant to flaunt their success in a country run by an increasingly jittery and repressive Communist regime, Thuy Tien is all about the money.
Super-smooth American businessman Guy (played by Australian charmer Simon Baker) smolders meaningfully at over-achieving British Nat (the repressive passions of fellow Australian Rose Byrne).
Most are repressive and unpopular.
Internally, the regime remained repressive.
Egyptian rule was generally repressive.
