Sentence examples for feeling stagnant from inspiring English sources

It's definitely going to be a revolution, to make the old material feel alive and liquid rather than feeling stagnant and nostalgic.

I like that, as I am surrounded by my fellow 30-somethings, many griping about being old or feeling stagnant (or maybe frozen, thank you, Chicago Arctic), I still feel somewhat new.

"Complacency and feeling stagnant drives bands into the ground.

Speaking in metaphor concerning the butterfly and the caterpillar, Lamar notes "Wings begin to emerge, breaking the cycle of feeling stagnant.

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It was not only the dirt, the smells and the vile food, but the feeling of stagnant meaningless decay, of having got down into some subterranean place where people go creeping round and round, just like blackbeetles, in an endless muddle of slovened jobs and mean grievances.

"I'd been feeling pretty stagnant and uncreative," she told me.

If things are feeling kinda stagnant in one area, I can take a break, go do this other thing for a minute, then I'll come back feeling more refreshed.

"I was feeling frustrated and stagnant," she said in a telephone interview from her home in Austin.

Wednesday's economic figures, combined with a lack of any market-moving corporate news, gave The Street something of a stagnant feeling.

The middle class is feeling squeezed by stagnant wages and rising costs for education and health care.