How to pronounce “stifled” in English

we stifled because we lacked the faith to believe in our own powers and our own criteria of truth and beauty.

But that's constantly stifled by the idea that you can never actually be that AI.

road like they feel stifled by having to spend all their time at home or on sets Life as a civilian yeah well they're

this kind of is stifled because of the competition and because it's so difficult to get into these places.

“His third paragraph was a stifled 'hum-hum-hum'; his fourth paragraph was a frank yawn.

she's talking about other women that are similarly feeling stifled and she's referring to literary heroes who have escaped society through suicide.

She said, "My friend stifled a gasp when I told her I'd be having Thanksgiving dinner with my ex and his wife.

There's nothing worse than working in an environment where that feels stifled, and you don't feel like you have a voice.

And even the part about it's OK to make mistakes, because sometimes innovation is stifled because people

So with Leela, I learned what is the life of a woman who's stifled in Bhopal, a beautician.

And so the other thing I found in my research is that people often get very stifled because they think that their brand--

What advice would you get to a young person at a company that they felt like their career was being stifled in some way

You know what the thing is, you never want to work in a place where you're stifled.

Despite the comparatively clean safety record of the nuclear power industry, the potential of nuclear power, at least in the US, has been stifled by risks that are almost too

But when I was growing up this sense of India as this kind of remote, stifling, stifled