Sentence examples for terrible repression from inspiring English sources

The aim, he said, was to demonstrate that his supporters did not fear "some terrible repression".

"This terrible repression has been a massive shock to my spirit," he said of the sentences this week.

Does my inability to read those few hundred pages of youthful experience signify some terrible repression of my own childhood?

And although Mr. Déby was Mr. Habré's army chief during the terrible repression in southern Chad in 1984, he has been left undisturbed.

I could say that immediate roots of the civil war are this injustice, and besides, a closing of the political space, by which every protest, every asking of the people for their rights, was met with terrible repression.

Africans face terrible repression for even daring to exercise rights that one is endowed with by virtue of being human.

Severe repression followed.

She's the artistic director of the Belarus Free Theatre, previously based in Minsk, now in exile, an organisation that has come to be the central motor of a campaign to draw attention to the terrible political repression happening in a country that, as Natalia points out frequently, to any audience that'll have her, "is in the middle of Europe, only two hours from London".

You can see on social media a lot of native people talking about Bill C-51 and they're thinking it's going to be this terrible state repression coming down on them.

You can see on social media a lot of native people talking about Bill C-51 and they're thinking it's going to be this terrible, state repression coming down on them.

The most terrible kinds of repression and violence have worked precisely because the constitution has given so many players a piece of the pie.