Sentence examples for was systematically kept from inspiring English sources

The art of classic Hollywood movies is defined in large measure by its exclusions by the symbolic expression of all that was systematically kept out.

The film narrows its characters to walking Post-Its of issues, even while, for the most part — thanks to the exertions of the fine cast — they come off as individuals, yet ones whose depth of experience is systematically kept out of the movie.

The straight white male's ego is expected, even celebrated, while the ego's of minorities and women are systematically kept in check.

She continued to receive criticism on Twitter for framing HBCUs as an "alternative option" for students who were systematically kept from other institutions.

I explained how many of us women have grown up in a society where we have been systematically kept at a disadvantage and it can shape how we view ourselves and move through the world.

When students support Black Lives Matter or take classes in Africana Studies, or Asian American Studies or Women's Studies, they are not just "studying themselves"; they are studying groups of people who have been systematically kept out of the mainstream narrative of our culture's history.

Records of screening and selection decisions (citations excluded; citations identified for full text review; citations agreed upon for full text review; studies excluded upon full-text review; studies identified for inclusion in evidence map; studies agreed upon for inclusion in evidence map) were systematically kept.

Challenges to the evaluation included retroactively establishing baselines for each partnership in contexts where records and documentation were not systematically kept.

The ZnO deposition temperature was systematically varied, while all other parameters were kept constant.

He explained that the air is kept at negative pressure and that it was systematically replaced because of the possibility of "aerosolisation" of particles through coughing.

Thus, we only kept the Sf/Sf group of controls, which was systematically included in all experiments.