Examples of 'being stifled' in a sentence
Meaning of "being stifled"
being stifled: This phrase refers to the feeling or act of being restricted, suppressed, or inhibited. It is often used to describe a situation where one's freedom, creativity, or expression is hindered or limited
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being stifled
She was blooming after years of being stifled by you.
It was being stifled where he was.
Legitimate voices and movements of dissent are being stifled.
You and me are both being stifled in this small town.
Always there are deeper hungers that are being stifled.
I thoroughly enjoy being stifled in this cocoon.
We felt that our creativity was being stifled.
The threat of being stifled was very high.
And today we can see clearly that Gbagbo is gradually being stifled.
Run from being stifled by university intervention.
I feel like my gift is being stifled.
Industrial economies are being stifled by financial and other rentier dynamics.
All that I knew was that something in me was being stifled.
He feels that your potential is being stifled in the corporate environment.
Furthermore, regional differences and cultural diversity are being stifled.
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The freedom of expression is being stifled and we absolutely condemn that.
When we are denied freedom, our growth as human beings is being stifled.
They hate being stifled and need to be able to express themselves to others.
Normal life is being stifled.
I am being stifled here.
Over half of those surveyed feel that creativity is being stifled by their education systems.
Is criticism being stifled under a mantle of secrecy or is it simply being eradicated?
I advise you to leave Earth as it is being stifled by religious scholars.
But it 's disappointing to think about all the opportunities that are being stifled.
We are being stifled.
In a period of political and economic uncertainty, fixed capital investment is clearly being stifled.
Somalia was afraid of being stifled by the USSR politically.
Poverty is now rife in Nicaragua, whose economy is being stifled.
Because an innocent is being stifled in that mental asylum!
There, the freedom won by Solidarity is now being stifled.
Regrettably, this growth is being stifled by the lack of research funding.
I am sorry, that 's the sound of incredulous laughter being stifled.
Fourthly, our agriculture is being stifled by bureaucratization, collectivism and socialism.
I am convinced that the sciences, for all their successes, are being stifled by outmoded beliefs.
We're all being stifled by the Left.
I would run away from home because I was being stifled by my parents.
Is it being stifled by the Government?
National NGOs are also becoming more visible, after being stifled under autocratic regimes.
In fact Europe is being stifled by the day-to-day management of European issues.
But it 's not just climate change information that 's being stifled.
He 's so tired of being stifled by you.
In many countries, however, freedom of information, expression and association is being stifled.
But later she suggested she is being stifled due to her gender, saying:.
It 's what you are that 's being stifled.
These are still being stifled by last year's growth, look!
Society 's potential is being stifled.
It 's being stifled.
It 's as though he 's being stifled.
It's being surrounded by fats. It's being stifled.
Listen to me. It's what you are that's being stifled.
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I see how stifled you must feel
She was blooming after years of being stifled by you
It feels stifled as if you are suppressing your emotions
