Sentence examples for so stymied from inspiring English sources
Some men are so stymied by the iPad's shape that they have avoided buying one.
Pittsburgh's play has been so stymied that Coach Dan Bylsma has challenged his club to examine its effort and regroup.
It's intensely frustrating that he is so stymied by the Senate, but what a relief after Bush.
The president is so stymied by the very subject of same-sex relationships of any kind that he can't even say the words "gay" or "homosexual" in public.
The Leafs had so stymied the A line, that by Game 4, the Toronto coach, Pat Quinn, shifted Corson to cover Scott Gomez's line.
The passage through the canal includes a stop in Gatun Lake, where Smithsonian scientists help explain the rain forest that so stymied the canal's builders.
So what stymied the development of more care trusts?
Alongside labour unions, the ministry has so far stymied efforts to make it easier to fire full-time workers.
Differences among Africans, Europeans, the United States and the U.N., have so far stymied the formulation of a united and coherent policy.
Ideally, it would then link up with services reaching deep into the suburbs; but bureaucratic and political rivalries between the various municipal and county governments involved have so far stymied attempts to do it.
Colombia's leftwing ELN rebels have said they are ready to start formal peace talks with the government and resolve issues that have so far stymied the negotiations announced in March.
