Sentence examples for suppressing ideas from inspiring English sources
Suppressing ideas never succeeds in making them go away.
Suppressing ideas never succeeds in making them go away," his statement said.
Saying that "each and every innocent life" lost would be mourned, he added: "Suppressing ideas never succeeds in making them go away.
As I said in Cairo, suppressing ideas never succeeds in making them go away.
"Ideas should compete with ideas, force and violence cannot be used to suppress ideas.
That could change if Internet service providers start discriminating among content, to make more money or to suppress ideas they do not like.
A free society must "oppose inane attempts to silence people and to suppress ideas or to ban books that disagree with us," Mr. Meyers wrote to Chelsea Now.
That could change, however, if Internet service providers started discriminating among content, to make more money or to suppress ideas they do not like.
No matter how creepy the expression of ideas might be, Professor Tribe said, "The underlying principle is that you don't suppress ideas as dangerous, in the absence of the most immediate and direct causal connection" to criminal acts.
More troubling is what they say is the growing tendency of Americans, in this no-holds-barred talk-show culture, to try to suppress ideas they do not like.
Written by Jack Goncalo of Cornell and three others, the article suggests an alternative to Mr Chait's condemnation: that, rather than suppress ideas, political correctness may provide enough social structure to allow ideas to flow more freely.
