Sentence examples similar to stifled desires from inspiring English sources
The blundering outcome of his stifled desire makes for painful reading: at once touching and menacing, and above all sad.
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".
Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.
The original federal limits on broadcast size in the 1930's reflected a desire to avoid the experience in Europe, where totalitarian governments controlled media outlets and stifled diversity and dissent.
Unspoken rivalries, ulterior motives, frustrated desires, and bilious grudges boil beneath the cool surface of Eric Rohmer's Parisian comic drama of stifled romance, from 1990.
He remained stifled, shy.
The feeling of being stifled and anxious.
Iraq under Mr. Hussein had a stifled quality.
"It's really stifled cardiac arrest research.
"It is not hysterics," replied Madge, in a stifled voice.
The People, muffled, stifled, muzzled, unloved.
