Sentence examples for tough oppression from inspiring English sources

Despite long odds and tough oppression, they never gave up their fight for change and eventually won.

Pablo Casals, one of the great cellists of the 20th century and one of its toughest crusaders against political oppression, died almost 30 years ago, but his legacy is preserved in an extensively renovated museum in his former summer home here on the Costa Dorada.

Let's apply a little nuance and ask ourselves: Are the frail asylum-seekers fleeing political oppression in their home countries just as much illegal aliens as the tough guys who have been deported three times for violent criminal convictions?

Outlining her "tough new plan for asylum", May made clear that asylum claims for people affected by war and oppression should be processed in neighbouring countries, rather than the UK offering asylum to those wealthy and fit enough to make it to the country.

The millennia of oppression, instead of driving the Athenians into obtuse moroseness, have honed their wit and rendered them tough but supple, while centuries of privation have only preserved their warmth and generosity.

Defeat Oppression".

Oppression was out.

It is oppression".

My oppression is freedom.

Necessity is oppression.

Government disagreeing: oppression.