Sentence examples for that are suppressed from inspiring English sources

He said: "There are stories that are suppressed by the media, suppressed by organisations because individuals are too powerful.

As a public outlet for impulses that are suppressed in ordinary life, carnival was, and still is, a pressure valve for the frustrations of poverty.

Page A4 SYRIA PROTESTS SHIFT FOCUS Demonstrations erupted across Syria, with some anger focused on United Nations observers, who have decided that they will not circulate on Fridays, the normal day for rallies that are suppressed by the government.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Demonstrations erupted across Syria on Friday, with some of the protesters' anger focused on United Nations observers, who have decided that they will not circulate on Fridays, the normal day for mass rallies that are suppressed by the government.

These impulses are partial errors that are suppressed before being behaviourally committed.

Thus, genes that are suppressed in normal tissues or in specific cell types may become aberrantly expressed in neoplasia.

Germany had a strong democratic tradition that was suppressed, but not entirely destroyed, by Kaiser Wilhelm and Adolf Hitler.

In a style that references ancient Chinese scrolls, Yun-Fei Ji seeks to recapture an artistic tradition that was suppressed during Mao Zedong's regime.

The motive for the attacks is not known, but some Thai officials fear that the violence is a new flare-up of Muslim separatism that was suppressed a decade ago.

But Sarwar has clearly been very well-drilled on deflecting and dismissing these questions and if he is weary or irritated by these doubts, that is suppressed.

But the new diplomatic politesse is merely a tea towel covering a serious dispute over American foreign policy that was suppressed by the international solidarity after Sept. 11.