Sentence examples for no more stifling from inspiring English sources

There would be no more stifling isolations, no more breaks with the slow-footed Billups leading the way, no more indifferent defense from Anthony, nor any dropoff when the Nuggets' stars went to the bench.

It was especially crowded and noisy, and even more stifling.

Shortly thereafter, the Giants' second-half domination was hitting full stride, with offensive touchdowns, fumble recoveries — and more stifling defense.

Things became "more stifling and a lot more stressful," he said.

It was suffocating and with every surah I memorized, I felt more stifled.

We are led to feel that however much absurdity the guru has generated, it is no more foolish than the stifling orthodoxy which her ludicrous suburban family proffers as an alternative.

Technology is a mighty tool with great possibilities, but, at present, it is often poorly used and serves more to stifle intellectual curiosity than to promote it.

And there was constant depth underpinning it all; no passage was so driven that Lugansky could not find time for a tiny but meaningful nuance whenever Prokofiev's music arched an eyebrow or, more rarely, stifled a sob.

Authoritarian regimes may achieve some priorities (weapons, space launches), but they more often stifle creativity (Balzer 1989; Gaddy 1996; Bychkova et al. 2015).

The distance that sound travels before it becomes too weak to hear depends on a number of factors, including its frequency and the temperature and humidity of the air: In general, higher frequencies are more quickly stifled in warmer air.

Representing diverse backgrounds in a discussion is important, but dismissing opinions solely because of their origin does more to stifle progress than to hasten it".