Sentence examples for stifle himself from inspiring English sources
She's in everybody's face, but her rage, no matter how familiar from her other movies, comes as a relief: Hank has to stifle himself in order to keep going, and we can't possibly be as emotionally restrained as he is.
Still, their critics felt that the reserved Ms. Greenwood needed to speak even louder and that the spritelike Mr. Sadha had stifled himself.
What if he had stifled himself?
Early on, Aladeen makes a speech while laughing into his beard as he describes using his nuclear weapons solely for peaceful purposes; stifles himself on the verge of threatening Israel; and plays a video game that offers him choices that include car bombings, the Achille Lauro, the Munich Olympics murders.
Assurances from the general staff headquarters that General Tuncer Kilinc had spoken merely for himself could not stifle the debate set off by his remarks that is now raging across Turkey.
Carlos Moya, once a Davis Cup winner himself, could not stifle his alarm over the possibility that the tie, at 2-2, would have been settled between the world Nos 100 and 108.
Mimi tries to stifle her anger, the sense that Peter worked himself to death.
If he means to set Pakistan's new course himself, the general had better not stifle debate about the direction he is choosing.
He may be right about the bias claim, but he is fooling himself if he seriously believes upsetting the press room applecart will stifle critical reporting and analysis of his administration.
