Sentence examples for completely stymied from inspiring English sources

But thanks to the Internet, Ms. Carter has not been completely stymied.

I got two years into the novel and got completely stymied and felt like it was an utter flop.

Leventritt was completely stymied: Nobody's bidding methods provide for a hand with a strong seven-card suit that has been bid pre-emptively on the right.

If a religious believer can claim a free exercise right not to answer questions about his religious institution, including who leads it, government attempts to investigate wrongdoing by religious sects or institutions could be completely stymied.

There's something that would feel, and be, very onanistic about that — you really shouldn't spend that much time thinking about yourself or what you're writing, because you could overthink it and become completely stymied.

Winders, a lawyer who is a plaintiff in the PETA-led lawsuit, said the lack of easy access to the records hampers the group's efforts to identify animals in abusive situations and has "completely stymied" her research for a law review article on recidivism by violators.

His initial efforts, which would remove uses almost completely, were stymied at the 1529 Parliament by members of the House of Commons, many of whom were landowners (who would lose money) and lawyers (who benefited in fees from the confusing law on uses).

This completely unsustainable degree of logging has since been stymied, but as long as there is a demand for timber, wild animals and other forest products, the forests of Burma are incredibly vulnerable without complete and well-resourced protection.

And all the people here are stymied".

Asked why he had the courage to work on a problem that had stymied so many, Dr. Agrawal replied in an e-mail message: "Ours was a completely new and unexplored approach.

THE Beatles were stymied.