We film life, and the more I close the doors, the more I hinder the spectator from taking pleasure in seeing himself on the screen — because I don't want that — the more I close the doors, the more I'm going to have the spectator against me, perhaps against the film, but at least he will be, I hope, uncomfortable and at war.
I was not involved in the violence, nor was I hindering the police department's ability to do its job.
"I never felt that it hindered what I did.
(33-year old father of two; chronic cougher) "… failing to do some things on my own… Like hard jobs, jobs that make me get money … I fail just because I have TB… It hinders me… I should do hard work but I have difficulties breathing.
Once I start hindering, I like to think I've got enough savvy to say: "Enough's enough".
He was frequently dogged by disputes with Australian authorities and the onset of World War I, which hindered progress.
"I'm hindered because of the staff issues that I have, where I don't have enough staff or I don't have the money, or I have people from the outside telling me how to do my job," he said.
"On the final downwind leg of the race I was hindered by a media boat, the actions of which I felt were seriously impeding my race," he said.
"On the final downwind leg of the race," he said, "I was hindered by a media boat, the actions of which I felt were seriously impeding my race".Mr Ainslie's track record makes him a magnet for press coverage from the water.
Instead I was greeted by 11 annoyed people whose trip Ernie and I had hindered.
I couldn't get on the field; I didn't feel I was paying anything back to Newcastle any more; I felt I was hindering them.
