Sentence examples for she felt stifled from inspiring English sources
In later relationships, this was a role she was willing to play, though with Mahler she felt stifled.
She: Having built their house on his family's land, over time she felt stifled by living so close to his relatives and also by their social demands.
But she felt stifled in Germany, and by the early sixties she was married to an American and living in Northern California.
Jo, who is in her 20s, was a Madame Bovary with a spray tan: she felt stifled in Orange County, with its gates and clubs and 40-something social politics.
Marina duly went on to study at the Belgrade Academy of Fine Arts, and became drawn to the idea of creating a new form of art because she felt stifled by painting and conventional artistic practice.Her first big performance, "Rhythm 10", took place in Edinburgh in 1973.
Despite Goldfinger's high profile, Mallet said it was "not difficult" to turn her back on the film industry and return to modelling: "I was always more comfortable in a small studio with just the photographer and his assistant". She also said she felt stifled by the restrictions the acting contracts – such as being unable to go abroad, or being banned from horseriding – placed on her lifestyle.
It is about a writer who flees a place where she feels stifled and ends up in New York, delighted by the buzzing humanity around her.
His stunning, much younger wife, Nihal (Melisa Sözen), who's sure to be snapped up by Hollywood), has set up a charity, but she feels neglected when Aydin doesn't participate, and she feels stifled and belittled when he does.
She learns her childhood home has been razed, and for about the millionth time, she feels stifled inside her Henrickson life.
Even in these surroundings, Saint Phalle felt stifled.
