Sentence examples for suppressed comments from inspiring English sources

A microblogger complained on Friday evening that the local television station in Zhuhai, a mainland city across the Pearl River from Hong Kong, had broadcast the debate but suppressed comments by Albert Ho, the chairman of the Democratic Party here.

Similarly, the desire to look competent may cause people to suppress comments they fear others will think foolish.A preference for agreement can lead to a bias towards the obvious.

The Chinese have succeeded in the 20 years since in suppressing public comment about the massacre, so that young people growing up in China today are taught only the official version: that the only people who died on that day were the soldiers who bravely took back the streets from what were termed "hooligans" at the time.

"The detention of Pravit Rojanaphruk is the strongest indication so far of the National Council for Peace and Order's intention to suppress critical comment about the way it is running Thailand," said Bob Dietz, CPJ's Asia program coordinator.

Lewis warns that, during periods of heightened anxiety, the free speech rights of Americans are at greater risk: "there will always be authorities who try to make their own lives more comfortable by suppressing critical comment".

Mr. Murphy's lawyer, Patricia Weston Rivera, has asked that those comments be suppressed, and the court has denied her request.

She has sanitized the record - removed or minimized or suppressed Whitehead's most obnoxious comments and claims.

Martin writes, "I suppressed anything I felt about his comments because I couldn't let him have power over my work".

For the incorrect expression in the minor comments, this sentence was suppressed.

In the generated code, line-end comments and dispensable whitespace can be suppressed by passing the -z or --terse option (see Figure 3 for an example).

(A spokesperson for the prosecutors declined to comment on why the letter was suppressed).