Sentence examples for being squashed by from inspiring English sources

But on "The Eminem Show," his third major-label album, Eminem's scansion was being squashed by his personality.

"They are accurately perceiving that they are being squashed by the political economy and government of the US.

Trump has also retweeted unverified anti-Islam videos and has posted videos depicting, among other slights at the media, CNN being squashed by a shoe.

But there is nothing like a well-placed expletive after being squashed by a 300-pound defensive tackle to ease the pain a bit.

She is smitten; he falls readily in love with the younger woman who recognises the genius that he believes is being squashed by his wife's success.

It's a good size; small enough to be nimble in traffic and easy to park, but big enough to seat four in a pinch without anyone feeling vulnerable to being squashed by larger vehicles.

The fossil looks a bit like a squashed bird's nest because during fossilisation the skeleton was squashed by lots of layers of rock.

This hope was squashed by last year's Nobel award.

But the idea was squashed by Tony Blair, then the prime minister.

Keynes's idea was squashed by the Americans, who stood to lose from it.

His previous idea, to rebuild the twin towers, was squashed by a public outcry.