Sentence examples for as being stuck from inspiring English sources

I refer to it as being stuck in an extended adolescence, one that never seems to end".

Ernest K, Denver Dr. Shapiro responds: People seek therapy for a variety of reasons, but in general the reasons can be summarized as being "stuck" and prevented from acting in ways that are healthy and adaptive.

Tories are caricatured as being stuck in the past, arrogant, suspicious of foreigners, intolerant of people with other lifestyles, representative of the rich, unsympathetic to the poor, negligent in running public services.

On Wednesday the prime minister came under attack during parliamentary question time from a Labor party determined to cast Abbott as being stuck in the past and intent on blocking his ministers from following their conscience.

Poverty here people think of as being stuck in a one-bedroom apartment and only able to eat macaroni and cheese and bread, whereas that would be a luxurious life style for some of these people in mud huts and flood waters and all of that stuff".

As Europe grapples with its own refugee crisis, Ben Rawlence's remarkable book comes as a timely reminder that the vast majority of the world's refugee population will never see European shores, and that the quintessential refugee experience is not so much of movement as being stuck, physically and psychologically, individually and collectively.

As is sticking to a plan amidst the inevitable frenzy of the till.

Judged in terms of creativity, spectacle and drama, Invictus might as well be stuck on Robben Island.

As many are stuck alongside it as live across it.

Anything, really, as long as it can be stuck on your door without it looking weird.

As she is stuck in traffic, she thinks about dinner.