Sentence examples for stifled into from inspiring English sources

No surprise, then, that holography inspired artworks and a dedicated museum or that it was quickly stifled into bureaucratic forms, like the postage stamp, or sublimated onto the already addictive medium of the credit card.

The thoughts of a biopic seem a tad premature but when all creativity is stifled into summing up 'why you would like to work for the company' in 300 words, a mind tends to wander.

A plurality of online voices are being stifled into silence, as the audiences to whom they speak deeply drift away in disgust and disappointment.

They changed the content yet respected the context -- they made something that had formerly been so stifling into a symbol of resilience.

Against Barcelona, his defensive midfielders stifled Lionel Messi into rare frustration.

"Today, the market is being stifled in some instances by the costs associated with getting the payload into orbit.

Swisher stifled a laugh into his helmet at third base, and the Yankees' bench howled.

President Obama recently said "we should follow the science as opposed to ideology" on the matter, and, in a major step forward, the White House lifted a much-maligned bureaucratic requirement that had stifled scientific research into cannabis.

Similarly, in physiotherapy substantial barriers to advancing practice had to be overcome with the result that innovation in service provision was being stifled I came into post about 8 years or so ago and it's been a very long and arduous and frustrating journey because we never had that support from medics.

Others saw the letter as an attempt by the accounting group to stifle investigations into its member firms' conduct.

"Knowing that your mail has been read, or your calls have been listened to can stifle people into silence, leading to self-censorship.