Sentence examples for stifled there from inspiring English sources

Although artistic expression was stifled there after the revolution, "culture never went away," Ms. Heller said.

But he felt stifled there by the generation gap between a cautious, gradualist college administration and the impatient young students who saw the civil rights struggle unfolding on TV every day.

But in the 19th century, the Paris Opera House became a commercial house and in 1945, Roland Petit felt his creativity stifled there and left to choreograph outside the Paris Opera Ballet.

So, a film that could have fallen prey to longeurs motors along; what might have stifled (there's a lot of scenes in kitchens) breathes and gleams.

While many independent travellers may find the strictures of "cruise life" a bit stifling, there are plenty of reasons to take an Alaskan cruise, namely the two "Cs": comfort and convenience.

The desert sun is stifling; there is no natural shade and dust storms regularly rip through the camp.

If all of these independent programmers were being stifled when there was no web video, then online video sites should have no trouble at all filling their pipe with content to compete.

And how many more amazing young folks are out there, stifled by low expectations and meaningless demands?

"The heat in the van was stifling and there was no ventilation".

Because they have tried to stifle discussion, there has been a discussion, which is one of the healthy things about the United States".

And though fear and an inured tolerance of hardship tend to stifle protests, there are reports of strikes at some Belarusian plants.The country's Soviet-style command economy was never efficient and could be sustained only by foreign credit and huge Russian subsidies in the form of cheap energy and the ability to buy discounted Russian oil and sell on refined products at a markup.