Sentence examples for stifled about from inspiring English sources

Policies and red tape in previous companies sometimes left me feeling a bit stifled about what I was able to work on and share, but there really is a sense of openness at Facebook, not only in communication but in the ability to jump into projects that call out to you as well".

It's a series about stifled subjectivity that stifles subjectivity, about lives lived off camera that remain off Murphy's camera.

Surely, surely… But Smith, cycling back and forth up the BBC's 10 floors of bureaucracy, blames "a deference" down the line that stifled allegations about Savile in a trice.

Chávez had a cancerous tumor removed last year, and instead of allowing cameras to follow him through treatment and convalescence in a Cuban hospital, he temporarily canceled the show and stifled information about his medical condition to such an extent that we still don't know what kind of cancer he has.

The XX, a British trio that dresses all in black and plays stark, hushed songs about stifled desire, has won the Barclaycard Mercury Prize for its album "XX".

The wild card is the US author Maria Semple's Where'd You Go, Bernadette – a zany black comedy about stifled creativity and maternal mixed feelings which balances scabrous wit with sentiment.

Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.

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Never mind the fact that Beale had spent the preceding weeks responding to news of the proposed closure with stifled cackles and "observations" about (snurk) progress and (tee hee) compensation.

If theatre is your preference, you could seek out a staging of "Wasted," Tempest's 2012 play about three stifled young Londoners, which was called "electrifying" by the Telegraph.

An answer of this kind, delivered to me back at home in my classroom, would have provoked a raise of the eyebrow, a stifled yawn and fears about the little knowledge I had been able to impart to my students over the previous months.