Sentence examples for stymied about from inspiring English sources

Stymied about what to do about climate change?

But after spending several weeks trying to make a dent in the clutter, she felt stymied about what to do.

Murray has tremendous power but seems stymied about what to do to change the direction of play Nadal weathered a storm of break points and held serve to pull even at 1-1.

She stops and studies her magical kingdom and is stymied about what to do.

At their last major L.A. concert, at the Forum in 2006, they seemed to be at a crossroads, confined by their formula but stymied about how to proceed.

My brother, sister, and I have always been stymied about what to say when people ask what our father did for a living.

With the Islamists disdaining the secular opposition and the secular parties afraid of the Islamists, the opposition in many Arab countries has checkmated itself.From generation to generationIf opposition politics are stymied, what about change from within the regimes themselves?

His departure effectively stymied further enquiries about how much News International executives knew about Goodman's activities, and how many other journalists might have been employing similar techniques.

The endless choices about seating and salads engage minds that might otherwise be stymied by anxieties about love and death.

Every effort to dig the nation out of the unemployment abyss "is being stymied by excuses about the deficit," said Richard L. Trumka, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

After becoming secretary this year, he flew to Moscow to arrange for a Geneva peace conference between Mr. Assad's government and Syrian rebels, an idea stymied by disagreements about who would attend and overtaken by events on the ground.