Sentence examples for Never impeded from inspiring English sources

Blessedly, the volume never impeded comfortable conversation, and the staff vows to keep it that way.

An engagement with fascism in the 1930s never impeded his career.

There was plenty of content for it because making a living had never impeded him from having a life.

"I want to say in the strongest terms that I have never impeded any investigation," he told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

Mr. Calhoun integrates the signing and the singing in a manner so fluid that enjoyment is never impeded by any sense of dislocation.

And while the mythic superstructure gives you some idea of where things might be heading, Turow is never impeded by it.

Such stand-out scenes never impede the film's precise, fluid rhythm.

Yet in bringing out the intricacies, he never impedes the music's organic shape and forward thrust.

"You can never know enough, never work enough, never use the infinitives and participles oddly enough, never impede the movement harshly enough, never leave the mind quickly enough," she wrote in "Plainwater" (1995), a peculiar assortment of essays, "short talks," and long poems with faux-scholarly introductions, the kind that might be written by someone steeped in Gertrude Stein and French theory.

Coyle, who has touted the centre-back as a candidate for the World Cup since arriving at Bolton from Burnley in January, is aware that it may become increasingly difficult to hang on to Cahill, but insists he would never impede the progression of a player's career.

For Andres, the Belle Plain monument will serve as an "individual and communal chaos magic that must never impede on human freedom, scientific models, and plurality".