Sentence examples for feeling stifled from inspiring English sources
By 1929, feeling stifled, he left for Paris.
But despite these successful collaborations over the years, Rock recalls, Bowie could end up feeling stifled.
Later on, in "A Voice From on High," they evoke an old-timey country sound in a way that's scrupulous without feeling stifled.
She described feeling stifled by marriage and was divorced from her only husband, James Shotwell Lindzey Jr. Survivors include their two children, Summer Lindzey of New Orleans and James Tad Lindzey IIIII of Medellin, Colombia; two sisters; and a granddaughter.
After feeling stifled on the city desk, where working barefoot or in jeans shocked her editors, she covered the state capital, Albany, but it did not have Austin's liberating effect.
Sitting in his office wearing jeans and a white T-shirt, Mr. MacFarlane described feeling stifled as a comedian by an F.C.C. crackdown in recent years on what it views as unsuitable language and situations on television.
Those thoughts and feelings are stifled and suppressed, but not forgotten.
Policies and red tape in previous companies sometimes left me feeling a bit stifled about what I was able to work on and share, but there really is a sense of openness at Facebook, not only in communication but in the ability to jump into projects that call out to you as well".
Richard Sudhalter has responded by suggesting that Beiderbecke saw Whiteman as an opportunity to pursue musical ambitions that did not stop at jazz: Colleagues have testified that, far from feeling bound or stifled by the Whiteman orchestra, as Green and others have suggested, Bix often felt a sense of exhilaration.
We learn that they are formal with one another, careful of hurt feelings, steady but stifled.
The two pal up, play at shoplifting and pay a visit to Ray's brother's kooky Wiccan family, and before you can say Lost in Translation, stifled feelings of romantic yearning begin to stir between these two people at very different points in their lives.
