Sentence examples for feel stagnant from inspiring English sources

Bridgeman says he values Platzer's understanding that workers won't be as productive if they feel stagnant, or if they don't like what they're doing.

But there's also an awareness that for many middle class Americans wages still feel stagnant.

We eventually feel stagnant because there's no one to grow along with in life.

Ultimately because, despite all the negative things one might say about it, it's a place where I never feel stagnant".

No matter how great a role may be, employees don't want to feel stagnant in their careers or their lives.

But if you don't recognize what's improving in your own life, then you feel stagnant, or declining.

"How many of you have ever felt stagnant or uninspired in your career?" All.

Toward the end of the night, a decidedly U2-ish version of "Fix You" had the expectant air of an empty pub at last call: things are happening, somewhat, but the room feels stagnant.

Much of the novel is summary as opposed to real action, but it's a testament to Sneed's gifts that it rarely feels stagnant; on the contrary, her sentences are strangely hypnotic, casting a spell that makes it hard to put the book down.

Everything felt stagnant and stale, even the water from the taps.

Google's Chrome launched at a time when Firefox development felt stagnant.