Sentence examples for feel hobbled from inspiring English sources

On land, I sometimes feel hobbled by arthritis, but in the water, nothing hurts.

"We feel hobbled by a lack of baseline information," Groat said.

Many adults told researchers they feel hobbled by transportation and housing limitations.

Perhaps Ms. Herrera felt hobbled by the crowded field.

I didn't notice how much I leaned on it until I had to clear off my Android phone and subsequently spent a few days without it; until I got around to reinstalling it, my phone felt hobbled.

What Anglicans across the world are looking at carefully is where he will stand on the great divisive issues, and whether he will feel as hobbled as his colleague Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has in speaking out about them during the furore of the last three years.

While individual scenes -- like the interrogation of a witness that led George, ruinously, to try to rig the conviction of a violent criminal -- are expertly rendered, the story feels somewhat hobbled by its narrator's cautious spirit.

What about the yearly summer ritual of buying new sandals at the dime store, or how funny and grown-up it felt to hobble around in your parents' enormous shoes?

Republicans felt that John Major was hobbled in his response to the IRA ceasefire in 1994 as he became increasingly dependent on the Ulster Unionist party, at that time Northern Ireland's largest, for support.

And banning a word without addressing the ideas behind it feels more like a panacea than anything -- a feel good moment which hobbles geniuses while letting the knuckleheads continue their awful work without reproach.

Ms. MacPeek said New Era's proposal called for cutting wages so deeply -- by 20percentt for many workers -- that many older, hobbled employees would feel pressured to quit.