Sentence examples for seems hampered from inspiring English sources

Green, 26, who has had 10 knee surgeries and whose first two professional seasons were obliterated by knee injuries, still seems hampered -- mentally and physically -- by his painful history.

A transparent centre-stage gazebo evokes the Big House interiors, but the cast seems hampered by its inflexible presence on a stage that has to accommodate spirited outbreaks of jigs and reels, with live accompaniment by three musicians.

But in the age of Twitter and Facebook, neither side seems hampered by a concern that it might do something that crosses a line that the other side wouldn't.

On several occasions during the second set, Murray stopped to check his knee, but never seemed hampered in his movement.

No wonder that Welsh invents the terrifying Begbie, a character next to whom all others seem hampered by scruples.

She received treatment, had more strapping on her upper leg and continued, but at times her movement seemed hampered.

His prospects (against a former mayor, Xavier Suarez) seem hampered by a tough austerity plan which he and the council were forced to implement by the governor's overseers.

Indeed, the government's efforts to control the virus seem hampered at every turn, thwarted by apathy, lack of trust, misinformation, insecticide resistance and even architecture.

In principle, the rotation of chromosomal DNA ends might seem hampered by the complex folding of telomeric DNA (Rhodes et al, 2002; Neidle and Parkinson, 2003) and the tethering of telomeres to the nuclear envelope (Heun et al, 2001; Taddei et al, 2004).

This Promethean ambition seems to hamper Duncan's ability to say anything plain.

He may be the best-read prime minister in decades, but his learning seems to hamper instead of illuminate his path.