Sentence examples for felt hampered from inspiring English sources

But if he begins blithely – "I've never felt hampered by an avarana, a veil of ignorance.

Both made it clear that they felt hampered and frustrated by Whyte's management.

If I'd felt hampered at all – again, even for very good reasons – then that harms the story, I think.

But he felt hampered by Kebec's distance from the money pots of the world and by the ice blockage of the Saint-Laurent River in winter.

Conservative officials, who have felt hampered by their coalition government with a liberal party here, also expressed admiration for the New York police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, who visited London before the Olympic Games this summer.

She recently dumped her boyfriend when she felt hampered by her role as "the girlfriend"; and though she misses him, she amuses herself with other guys in his absence.

Nor do they feel hampered by broadcasting rules, which dictate the satire has to be even-handed.

Non-Muslims don't feel hampered by religious rules that don't apply to them, and the lack of corruption is widely acknowledged.

They do not know how to change their businesses and feel hampered by the complexity of their supply chains and lack of action by regulators".

But it has met with very low levels of public take-up, much to the probable frustration of more moderate Tories who must feel hampered in their efforts to address energy and climate issues by these mixed messages.

Goddard, whose partner sings in the church choir, is one of a handful of avowedly gay priests who says he feels "hampered by a perception of the church – misogynistic and homophobic – that trumps all the other good stuff we are trying to do".