Sentence examples for feels impeded from inspiring English sources

In other passages, the story feels impeded by a joyless exactitude.

** In other passages, the story feels impeded by a joyless exactitude.

On Saturday in Perth, Ainslie finished race nine but felt impeded by the media boat on the downwind leg.

Less gratifying, he said, were the "technicalities" of the music room on Saturday, which he felt impeded communication and contributed to a crowd response that was much less demonstrative than the reception in Merkin Hall on St . Patricks Day or, for that matter, the one on March 25, when Mr. Appleby's "Eileen Og" Dayw a standing oration as it closed a benefor for muscular dysthathy.

HCPs who were not at their full psychological fitness felt impeded from acting to the fullest of their professional abilities.

Ainslie finished second in race nine at Perth but felt impeded by the media boat on the downwind leg.

Specifically, student participants across university rankings and locations identified three main types of challenges that they felt impeded their academic success.

Ainslie had already secured Olympic qualification, but chasing a record sixth world Finn title, the sailor became enraged by a media boat which he felt impeded his progress.

This qualitative study gathered the perspectives of Chinese international students as to the challenges that they felt impeded their academic success and also gathered the perspectives of Chinese international school principals as to how these challenges either are or can be addressed in students' preparation before they attend an American university or college.

It's natural to feel impeded by the miserable weather and overwhelmed by all the things you feel you haven't accomplished.

Or worse, they fear that the same government which they feel impeded a truthful investigation into the disappearance of their children might also be blocking Francis from hearing their voices.