Sentence examples for utter repression from inspiring English sources
the blessed vision of the Sun, no longer pouring his energies unrequited into space, but by means of photo-electric cells…, these powers gathered into electrical storehouses to the total extinction of steam engines, and the utter repression of smoke.
In 1891 R. Appleyard wrote of the blessed vision of the Sun, no longer pouring his energies unrequited into space, but by means of photo-electric cells…, these powers gathered into electrical storehouses to the total extinction of steam engines, and the utter repression of smoke.
Buckley argues that the protesters invited repression by chanting "sheer, utter obscenities," as well as pro-Vietcong slogans.
His problem is the regime's utter loss of legitimacy, which means that repression will not be enough.
However, repression is never complete.
Some words spoken there have great weight because they were uttered in the teeth of the most crushing repression.
The utter mess of Eliot's emotional life can in large part be blamed on this culture of repression and ignorance, and the often sordid and shabby ways he reacted against it – bawdy juvenilia like the Bolo poems with their racism and rape culture.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
