Sentence examples for was very stuck from inspiring English sources

And this battle with low self-esteem, violence, and confusion about who I was carried on well into my 20s and 30s because I was very stuck emotionally and spiritually.

My 20s were a kind of journey of trying to heal the things that had happened in my past, but I was very stuck in the past and traumas and hurts that had taken place.

But Boyd Clack, a successful sitcom- and songwriter as well as an actor, is less diplomatic: "There are a lot of people here who are very stuck in their ways, quite bitter.

In the past she has been very stuck on the need to be not just in a relationship, but in a perfect relationship - to find the man who will love her and her children forever.

He also deemed his character "incredibly honest and morally upright", "a total oddball with all sorts of hang-ups", and as being "very stuck in his ways".

The reason why it's important to break down the mastic gum with sugar is because when broken down, mastic gum is very stick.

Frank Sieverts, a former Rhodes scholar and foreign service officer who is now on the staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said that any Rhodes scholar "who didn't take off from his studies and see the world was very stick-in-the-mud". Sen. Bill Bradley (D-N.J). said he took a "great trip" to the Soviet Union while he was a Rhodes scholar in 1966.

He wasn't harmed but he was very much stuck under one of the carriages.

While not damaged in the incident, she was very firmly stuck and early attempts to pull her off failed, during which one seaman was killed and an officer badly wounded.

"I was very insular, sticking to the house and trying to get over things," she recalled.

"I was getting very stuck and having writer's block and getting panicked and really upset.