Sentence examples for which he suppressed from inspiring English sources

There was still a bit more bleeding, which he suppressed.

His last ministry was marked by a 1907 peasant uprising, which he suppressed with great cruelty and at the cost of several thousand lives.

Early in his reign, Peter faced revolts by his brothers, which he suppressed, and also endured raids by the Magyars, who crossed Bulgaria on their way to the Byzantine Empire.

He was elected pope on Feb. 2, 1831, and was almost immediately confronted by a popular revolt in the Papal States, which he suppressed with the aid of the Austrians.

Inception is Nolan's seventh film of a career that includes two Batman movies as well as the widely admired Memento, while Kubrick managed to complete 12 feature films (plus the 72-minute Fear and Loathing, which he suppressed shortly after its release in 1953).

After all, this is the man who presided over a 28 hour board meeting at which he suppressed the board's moderate majority by abusing parliamentary procedure and calling his own lawyers "liars" (apparently a theme with Rosenberg), yet in the interview he cops merely to having done "a little filibustering".

In support of his position he cited the measures by which he had suppressed the drug traffic in the provinces of which he was then governor general.

For a long time he regarded the Palestine Liberation Organisation, which he ferociously suppressed in what amounted to a civil war when it tried to overthrow him in 1970, as a greater threat than Israel.Mr Shlaim spells out in hitherto unpublished detail the history of secret dealings between the king and the Israelis, from 1963 until 1994, when he signed a peace treaty with the Jewish state.

He later related that the Movement's members were simply anti-Batista, and few had strong socialist or anti-imperialist views, something which Castro attributed to "the overwhelming weight of the Yankees' ideological and advertising machinery" which he believed suppressed class consciousness among Cuba's working class.

Charles's younger brother, Ferdinand I, took over the rule of the Austrian countries but encountered the opposition of the estates, which he cruelly suppressed.

There are many reasons for this, not least that Hamilton's positions were incompatible with many of our myths – he was avowedly elitist, for example, and supported the idea of a president for life – while his expansion of the federal government prompted the Whiskey Rebellion of 1794, which he brutally suppressed.