Sentence examples for feel stymied from inspiring English sources

Q Because of this standardization, do you ever feel stymied creatively?

"In the city, you feel stymied — it becomes a challenge to have a family and have a professional life," Ms. Rustin said.

The party has neither the courage of its previous convictions, nor the courage to renounce them.Perhaps it is because they feel stymied on economic issues that senior Tories are arguing more about social ones.

In California, for example, a statewide pension system allows officers who feel stymied in one department to move to another; here, as in other states, an officer's pension is tied to one department.

Unlike firms in most other industries, Google has to enfranchise its employees: if they feel stymied, they will simply take their creativity and ambition elsewhere.Though it is not discussed in the book, Google's management philosophy doubtless springs from the careers of the founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page.

If your professionalism makes you feel stymied, then you've probably taken it a bit too far.

Feeling stymied, Koolhaas decided, at twenty-five, to change professions, and moved to London to study architecture.

But after spending several weeks trying to make a dent in the clutter, she felt stymied about what to do.

Blumenfeld felt stymied by art direction, however, and continued to create more experimental work while handling fashion commissions.

And she herself felt stymied, in part, because Mr. Strauss-Kahn's second wife, Brigitte Guillemette, was one of her best friends and the godmother of Ms. Banon.

At the time he was in a three-year relationship but unable to take the next step because he felt stymied by memories of Ms. Fredell.