Sentence examples for feel held back from inspiring English sources
It's a shame that myself, and many others known to me, feel held back from priesthood by the current rules around sexuality.
— LARA FARRAR Young British adults feel held back by lack of travel Over half of young adults in Britain who have not spent significant time overseas feel that their lack of international exposure has adversely affected their careers, according to research published this month by the British Council.
LinkedIn's report also found that the top reason employees feel held back from learning is that they don't have the time to learn.
Think of any area in your life in which you feel held back.
The got-too-drunkies can hang together, while those who can rally don't have to feel held back.
They were talented and smart women who felt held back by society.
I have never felt held back by my inability to perform speedy additions of absurdly large numbers.
Smith often has to fight, with great eloquence, the idea of identity-based role models, and in that vein I've never felt held back by the lack of Chinese-English authors in the western literary canon.
He wanted to be an actor from the age of five but felt held back by a lack of confidence; his parents gave him a legal change of name to anglicise it when he was young.
If a person felt held back at school by being in a class with less smart kids, this frustration with teamwork can develop early — you know what this feels like if you routinely did most of the work on group projects, or got scolded for daydreaming during a class that was moving too slowly for you.
