Sentence examples for rather stuck from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, she now seems to be rather stuck in that rut: in her new film, God Is Big But I Am Small, she plays it coy, wee and cutesy.

Despite spreading among the global underground since, this barbaric image has rather stuck.

Unfortunately, the language is rather stuck in the past – it's C, on steroids.

At that point, in 1994, there was a whole generation of older political artists who had gotten rather stuck.

CHAIRS of parliamentary select committees are, by tradition, venerable, personally unambitious and rather stuck in their ways.

The only consolation I could offer was that while they could avert their eyes, I was rather stuck with it.

It was critical for Veldman that the design be intrinsic rather than "stuck on afterwards".

Still, there is a growing view among company bosses that they would like a resolution, one way or another, rather than remain stuck in a slough of austerity.

"We decided to reduce Okinawa's burden as much as possible rather than remain stuck in a stalemate by adhering to the earlier package," Japan's foreign minister, Koichiro Gemba, told reporters.

More dramatically still, Jody Cundy was denied the usual restart in his track time trial after officials deemed a wheel slip was the rider's fault rather than that of a stuck start gate.

Going after it will make you freeze and feel stuck and miserable rather than move ahead.