Sentence examples for would have suppressed from inspiring English sources

I am convinced that, had Gorky lived, he would have suppressed line, perhaps in a way that, absent him, fell to Rothko.

Brod published everything he saw fit, but Peter Fenves, a literature professor at Northwestern University, speculates that there might still be some "literary gems" left: "Perhaps a story like 'Jackals and Arabs,' which I can imagine Brod would have suppressed" if Kafka hadn't published it himself.

However, if this was true, such compression would have suppressed the creation of graben — these ditches typically form when the crust stretches, not crinkles.

Valdes's suggestion is that Ramsay was an anti-slavery campaigner who would not have suppressed any "African characteristics" but perhaps might have stressed them for political reasons.

I would rather have suppressed the name Colombia altogether and sold Cartagena or the Amazonas region or "the coffee trail" as niche products, much as once-troubled Egypt sold Luxor and Cambodia Angkor Wat.

And they have suppressed ruthlessly.

The Coens have suppressed their natural jauntiness.

They could have suppressed or discouraged chess.

But it also could have suppressed negative stories about Facebook.

"What the photos that the government has suppressed would show is that abuse was so widespread that it could only have resulted from policy or a climate calculated to foster abuse," Alex Abdo, an ACLU staff attorney said in the same statement Friday.

Treating those that would have been suppressed anyway does no good and can often be harmful.Take lung cancer.