Sentence examples for to be stifled from inspiring English sources
My sexuality had to be stifled.
"We cannot allow them to be stifled or stopped by brutal actions of the Libyan government".
"We won't allow that to be stifled by a tragic event in Arizona".
But if they were too familiar with one another, fresh ideas tended to be stifled.
Schmalz contends that owners don't have to meet in a smoke-filled room for competition to be stifled.
The adopted legislation does not allow democratic publicity to be stifled, even on a theoretical level in the event of a worst-case scenario.
He seemed to be stifling a sigh when Joyner asked him about Smiley's criticism.
It happens, perversely, on "Talk Is Cheap," a carpe-diem anthem on which Mr. Jackson seems to be stifling a yawn.
Universities have shied away from curtailing the activities of such groups for fear that they might appear to be stifling free speech and freedom of religion.
Still, such a life wouldn't have to be stifling for Allan, the exterminator, and his lady love, Virga, if both weren't married to ogres.
Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson), called Ana, is a shy, college-aged virgin who works at a hardware store, loves Jane Austen, and constantly seems to be stifling giggles.
