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 wear thick fireproof jumpsuits and bulky helmets and squeeze into stifling vehicles, all for a few high-speed spins on a dusty, smoky track, trying to avoid crashes, engine fires and — worst of all — losing.
With their accumulated capital, SILC members have avoided going into stifling debt due to a bad harvest.
Against Barcelona, his defensive midfielders stifled Lionel Messi into rare frustration.
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.
The released transcript and audio, published by the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo, appears to feed widespread suspicions that top lawmakers are trying to stifle investigations into billions of dollars of alleged bribes involving the state oil company, Petrobras.
You will probably cry, but you had better stifle it into your pillow so no one will hear.
