Sentence examples for hemmed in by a from inspiring English sources

The Inauguration of Barack Obama aroused the following repellently condescending eruption from the novelist Philippe Sollers during an online chat with Le Monde readers: Obama, whom I propose calling "nice brother," seems to me seriously hemmed in by a mad pastor and a wife who visibly considers him her little boy.

Don't lose sight of them; occasionally modifications may be needed as part of a reality check but never modify your dreams because they feel impossible or because you feel hemmed in by a situation.

As a Democrat hemmed in by a Republican-dominated Legislature, Cross proved an adept leader.

At Piermont, they got stuck in mud flats, hemmed in by a flock of honking geese.

BC's stadium isn't that big, it's hemmed in by a crowded campus.

A friend....found his small foreign automobile hemmed in by a double-parked delivery truck.

The broader market was fairly quiet, hemmed in by a lack of news on inflation.

Turner was like a hip graduate student hemmed in by a malignant bureaucracy.

The result is something of a hodgepodge, hemmed in by a vague set of constraints.

Guare's characters, however, unlike Fosse's, are often hemmed in by a sense of familial responsibility as well.

Some will have nowhere to go, either hemmed in by human constructions or simply a lack of livable space.