One tells applicant she doesn't vibrate right, another that she is inhibited, and in the third place everyone is so beautiful that she loses her courage and won't go back.
She was inhibited by not knowing guitar.
It was a drab, cautious creeping time for architecture, traumatised by the collapse in confidence in the modern movement, by which she was inhibited not at all.
She would not be cowed by the pomp of the setting — the velvet draperies, the spittoons — nor would she be inhibited by the Court's finicky codes of seniority and decorum.
As the struggling young actress Eva Lovelace, who finally triumphs on Broadway, Strasberg, who managed to get in a mention of the Actors Studio, later complained that she was inhibited by the constant presence of her mother on the set.
The pills she was given inhibited her sexually, although she did make some willful but unsatisfactory attempts to sleep with other men, including me.
However, the growth of SHE cells was inhibited by 5.4 microM arsenic after a 2-day exposure, with cells becoming senescent after only 16 population doublings.
I guess I'm used to her being ballsy, or just unaware that she should be inhibited about certain things, like saying whatever she thinks.
Far too many women, she thinks, are inhibited by fear.
William J. Burns, a career diplomat who rose to deputy secretary of state, told me: "She's not inhibited by problems.
