Sentence examples for suppressed said from inspiring English sources

Anger about the present situation is being suppressed," said one analyst.

"Pregnancy is not a disease, and fertility is not a pathological condition to be suppressed," said Deirdre A. McQuade, a spokeswoman for the bishops' Pro-Life Secretariat.

"There are these fears in the background, and they are suppressed," said Ms. Reid, who is now selling some of her jewelry and clothes online and is late on some credit card payments.

"If it is truly a freedom that she can go wherever she chooses, see whoever she wishes and not have to get government approval in advance, it is a monumental change, because it opens a door that has been slammed shut since 1962, when all opposition was suppressed," said Josef Silverstein, a professor emeritus from Rutgers University and a leading authority on Myanmar.

"I think we all have this innate hunter-gatherer in our genes somewhere that is typically suppressed," said Lad Akins, REEF's Director of Special Projects.

But the potential for a technology to be abused is no guide to whether it should be suppressed, said Phil Zimmerman, who invented an easy way to encrypt messages to stop them being spied on.

"In some ways Obama's presidency and candidacy brought out more of the racial prejudice that might have been suppressed," says Linda Hanson, the current spokesperson for the LWV in Muncie-Delaware County, who readers suggested we speak to.

No 10 denied claims the report had been suppressed, saying it was not ready.

"I don't want to say that [Alu retrotransposition events] are shut off in orangutans, but they've been suppressed," says Locke.

"The truth will out, as they say, and so will any picture anywhere that someone is trying to suppress," said David D. Perlmutter, an associate professor of mass communications at Louisiana State University and the author of two books on the impact of photo images on warfare and the public.

"You don't know what was suppressed," she said.