Sentence examples for the censor of from inspiring English sources
It seems Mr Gove now wishes to appoint himself the censor of theatre at the heart of the education system.
The same dramatic predispositions control Mrs. Warren's Profession, written in 1893 but not performed until 1902 because the lord chamberlain, the censor of plays, refused it a license.
It sarcastically condoled with the Censor of St Catherine's for having to make a speech "which should pretend to show that a couple of massacres to a man's credit are not exactly a reason for not showing him honour".
In this case, though, Ingraham is calling for the censor of somebody else's view.
Why, the censors of course.
People say they miss the graffiti and resent the censoring of this urban folk art.
Some freedoms were curtailed, as in detention without trial and the censoring of IRA spokespeople.
The censoring of access to the Internet is the latest broken promise on press freedoms.
We are now seeing a new trend: the censoring of criticism of Turkey within Europe.
Note: Click here to read a New York Times article about the censoring of the poster exhibit associated with this conference.
The tsar's sister-in-law paid for its publication, and the censors of the Church made no objection.
