Examples of using Stifled in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Competition has been stifled.
Creativity is stifled by excessive security.
Competition had been stifled.
Shall I not then be stifled in the vault, To whose foul mouth no healthsome air breathes in.
Human progress is stifled by cost.
However, their potential is still too often stifled.
Passion awakens again,the one that was stifled under the set of known structures.
When online harassment goes unchecked,free speech is stifled.
Creativity and art were stifled, except where they could serve as propaganda media.
The inscription's still there, under a lion stifled by Love.
In this way they have stifled almost all honest scholarship on international bankers and made the subject taboo within universities.
The porch had 3 arches, and on each one figured a lion stifled by Love.
Such efforts were stifled due to the regime's unwillingness to risk the wrath of the Soviet Union for deviating too far from the Soviet party line.
Soon a familiar feeling overtakes Alice- she feels controlled and stifled by Lucy at every turn.
Corruption has threatened Albania's democracy and stifled its growth, said MCC's chief executive officer, Ambassador John Danilovich, at the signing ceremony.
But soon, a familiar feeling starts to overtake Alice-she feels controlled and stifled by Lucy at every turn.
In essence, innovative startups with ingenious business plans have been stifled due to the actions of fraudsters and scam artists looking to ride the Blockchain and cryptocurrency wave.
Your personality appears to vanish into a heavy fog and all of your emotions anddesires are constricted, stifled and muted within you.
The better nature of these persons was stifled in childhood; and unless the light of divine love shall melt away their cold selfishness, their happiness will be forever ruined.
All conflict, doubt,perhaps even all genuine emotion, is stifled and covered over with a pleasant veneer.”.
Opposition parties meanwhile offered an"agreement" to the citizens pledging to restore democracy they say Vucic has stifled.
For the last 16 years, American education has been trapped, stifled, strangled by standardized testing.
If there of the neighbors are alive, that cell will be alive in the next generation, and if there are less than two, or more than three,it will die as lonely or stifled.
Ravitch says for the last 16 years,“American education has been trapped, stifled, strangled by standardized testing.
That this explosion had to be stifled demonstrates that the revolution was an authentic political event, an opening that unleashed altogether new forces of social transformation: a moment in which‘everything seemed possible.'.
A protest, above all, in the name of"life," which, whatever it may mean,would clearly be stifled in the Realist paradise.
The very fact that this explosion had to be stifled demonstrates that the Khomeini revolution was an authentic political event, a momentary opening that unleashed unheard-of forces of social transformation, a moment in which“everything seemed possible.”.
The protesters in Budapest, waving national and EU flags,said Orban had stifled the media and manipulated election rules unfairly.
The very fact that this explosion had to be stifled demonstrates that the Khomeini revolution was an authentic political event, a momentary opening that unleashed unheard-of forces of social transformation, a moment in which“everything seemed possible.”.
Because in order to convince Americans that their country is The Greatest Democracy on Earth™, they must be misled,artistic dissent must be stifled and the truth must be obfuscated.