Sentence examples for suppressed sense from inspiring English sources

It was unsurprising, then, that there was a suppressed sense of sadness as families flocked to the venues on the last full day of Paralympic competition.

The drama of being a gatekeeper ignited some long suppressed sense of urgency.

They showed that on insertion of short 3′ end regions in the middle of other genes; antisense transcripts were initiated and such antisense transcripts could suppress sense transcripts.

Although identification of antisense RNAs which suppress sense transcripts based solely on microarray data is very difficult, we extracted 49 sense-AFAS probes showing such altered expression balances (Table 1).

Importantly, liraglutide treatment promptly reduced the score for sense of hunger and markedly suppressed the sense of hunger.

I suppressed my sense of loss and a touch of guilt.

Again, the heatmap showed that the same set of genes can also be suppressed by sense Alu.

In order to embrace the harmless naked flame idea, one had merely blithely to suppress common sense.

But, with no sign of market failure, it is hard to suppress the sense that this is less an exercise in public service than in corporate expansionism.

I had to suppress my sense of responsibility to the article itself, and to others — to the author, to begin with, as well as to the hapless users of the database, who might naïvely suppose that my abstract reflected the author's work.

'Lèse majesté provides a convenient tool for authorities who want to suppress any sense of independent speech or comment on current affairs.'.