Sentence examples similar to suppressed work from inspiring English sources

As Myanmar ends pre-publication censorship, Burmese authors prepare to bring suppressed works to light.

But the monkeys whose gene was suppressed worked constantly, seeming to ignore the gray bar.

Personal moral dilemmas, like the footbridge problem, suppressed working memory areas and activated emotional circuits.

But as audiences celebrated the arrival of "uncut" versions of previously abridged films, and "uncensored" reissues of once suppressed works, they barely stopped to question whether an "unseen" edition of a beloved favourite might, in fact, be worse than the theatrical cut, or whether an "unauthorised" video release might have less to offer than the alternative.

The government of William Pitt, worried by the possibility that the French Revolution might spread to England, had begun suppressing works that espoused radical philosophies.

Whenever someone feels suppressed at work, they can call the number and seek help.

Although soft-spoken and polite, he had harsh words for the British medical establishment, which he felt had suppressed his work.

Agency scientists were virtually unanimous in determining that those gases caused such harm, but top Bush administration officials suppressed their work and took no action.

"You cannot post hoc suppress work that was done and completed in a nonclassified context," he says.

In running Model 1, we found that life stress suppresses work stress as a correlate of smoking among the migrant workers.

Unfortunately, it was the policy of the United States government to help not Mr. Mandela, but rather the white South African government that suppressed leaders working for negotiated change.