Sentence examples for feels obstructed from inspiring English sources

A man in his 30s, married and living in a pleasant city in Norway, with his first novel just published to much acclaim, Knausgaard suffers from an indefinable malaise: his writing feels obstructed and forced, and its motivations uneasily egotistical; his personal and domestic life seem to constrict him while being unarguably the fruit of his own free choices.

If the GOP feels like obstructing, it can stave off a vote on final passage until Saturday, but word is they have no plan to do so.

Rushing unpopular legislation through Congress before American citizens have an opportunity to review it and tell their elected representatives how they feel about it obstructs democracy. .

United Nations inspectors were repeatedly obstructed and often felt threatened.

Mr. Dolkart says that the founders avoided using stained glass in their huge window openings: they felt that colored glass filtered and obstructed the light -- and, symbolically, the message -- from God, and they rejected the specific religious symbols in stained glass, preferring instead to focus on the words of the preacher.

"The Government has not just turned its back on renewable energy, it feels like they're actively trying to obstruct it.

Francis felt personally responsible for obstructing their playoff chances, but given another opportunity, on a bigger stage, he and the Rockies exacted revenge.

With most of its climate pieces instead denying the risks posed by climate change, The Weekly Standard is helping to create a toxic partisan atmosphere where conservative policymakers feel they can only obstruct climate policies.

George W. Bush complained loudly when he felt Democrats in the Senate had delayed or obstructed his judicial nominees.

"It makes me feel uncomfortable to see the Buddha's face obstructed by wires and television cameras," he said.

But Mr. Phillips felt the neighborhood was "all tight streets and obstructed views," with few shops and services.