Sentence examples for he was hamstrung from inspiring English sources

He was hamstrung by his awkwardness about passion.

Perhaps he was hamstrung by his hamstring, which Wenger said was cause for serious concern.

Grade grew ITV's audience but he was hamstrung by the unprecedented downturn in advertising.

But he was hamstrung by the constant need to portray himself as an authentic Labour believer.

They were never persuaded by his disclaimer that he was hamstrung by his peers.

He was hamstrung in signing free agents after the Jets finished in the final four of the playoffs.

Defenders of the DA say he's hamstrung by his lack of access to the community.

Edwards would like to make more personnel moves, but he is hamstrung by the salary cap.

Venezuela's Hugo Chávez is, perhaps, an exception, but even he is hamstrung by the Venezuelan people's absolute rejection of Cuba's totalitarianism.

Although Melvyn Bragg has demonstrated repeatedly in previous novels that he possesses both historical empathy and imagination, he fails to give them free rein in Now Is the Time because he is hamstrung by his historian's desire for accuracy.

He is a naïf but not a boor: he wants to do everything right, but he is hamstrung by his ignorance of etiquette, by his squeamishness around unwelcome foods, and — this being Europe — by the daily, soul-crushing throes of bureaucracy.