Sentence examples for become stifled from inspiring English sources

Without change we become stifled and stagnant.

Without change in ourselves we become stifled and stagnant; without change in the world we will not survive.

So how did the document's message become stifled by a conservative culture obsessed with female chastity and purity, and so terrified of glimpsing the outlines of a woman's body that in the 1950s we were still condemned to conceal ourselves in voluminous cardigans?

The extraordinary drive that made her a world-famous entertainer becomes stifled, and the personality that wafts off the screen is a curt, cool cookie who, even in misty-eyed moments, conveys traces of a sour self-absorption.

The documentary becomes stifled because it only scratches the surface of a black musical movement that runs brilliantly deep.

However, I will say that one main difference between someone who is highly successful and someone who becomes stifled and stagnant is their ability to communicate at a high level with everyone.

The writer could become anxious, stifled or blocked.

When what we are trying is off-base in any way, then things become difficult, stifled, and slow moving.

If a company is too restrictive in the impression they want front of house to give, staff become and look stifled and stiff.

"Yahoo has built processes that were originally intended to help us scale but they've become way too complex and stifled innovation," Thompson said.

I was happy in my relationship for a very long time, but I couldn't see how stifled I'd become, how small.