Sentence examples for so obstructed from inspiring English sources

My gut was so obstructed that I couldn't keep the viscous liquid down.

Patients suffering from sleep apnea have airways that are so obstructed they stop or nearly stop breathing during sleep.

But so obstructed were the halls that you couldn't organize a betting pool, much less a rebellion, and so what you did was seethe.

"The permission of the owner of the premises fronting on such sidewalk shall be first obtained and a passageway shall be kept open on the sidewalk so obstructed for the free movement of pedestrians".

Sleep apnea, which is much more likely in people who are obese, is a condition in which the airway becomes so obstructed during sleep that the body doesn't receive sufficient air.

Enfranchised women would tend to vote for authoritarian figures, and so obstruct the natural law of progress toward an egalitarian society.

For Luce, Willkie "was a bulwark against a dangerous Right, which in the absence of credible leadership might so obstruct support for the Allies that the great crusade for democracy could be lost," Alan Brinkley notes in "The Publisher," his recent biography of Luce.

As the womb opened and dilated to allow the birth of the child, the omentum with its great store of fat acted as an opposing force, pressing down to shut it again, so obstructing the passage of the child out of its mother's body.

4. The possibility that Trump didn't know it was illegal to so obstruct justice would NOT get him off the hook ― ignorance of the law is no excuse.

Failure to do so obstructs further protein sorting, assembly, and function.

Wisely, the opposition and the minor parties have so far obstructed the introduction of Pyne's US-style fee deregulation model, which would allow universities to charge whatever they like for the degrees they offer – with some degree models already mooted to be priced in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.