“stifling”可以造什么句，stifling造句

It's stifling in here; open a window!

Allende next turned to stifling his domestic opponents.

We were stifling in that hot room with all the Windows closed.

It was new, clean and only pennies more expensive than a cramped and stifling old bus.

Everywhere was parched and stifling as if the whole ancient city were one lighted brickkiln.

At lASt, AS midday approached with its stifling heat, something floating on the surface of the water caught his eye.

Although we didn't have electricity for 10 days, we had a generator to run a small portable air-conditioner in the stifling heat.

As I lay on the mattress, mosquitoes whirred around in the stifling heat while the workshop's radio blasted out Azeri pop songs at an unfeasibly loud volume.

The third area for learning in human relations is assertiveness: expressing our needs, feelings and ideas clearly, but without stifling others or putting them down.

Yet the rules are less onerous than some had feared and are in some ways less stifling to innovation than America's new regulations, says Edmund Parker of Mayer Brown, a law firm.

The old serenity of nations of peasants certain of a mediocre but secure existence on the land, has been replaced in the children of the century with a stifling fear of the uprooted.

Some suspect that, rather than sending gene-activating and gene-stifling proteins to particular gene targets, chromosomes adjust their shape in order to bring genes closer to the proteins.

The grey miasma hard lifted and it was less stifling, but the sun was beating down more fiercely than ever. No one dared look up because all around was so dazing, with the air, roofs, walls and ground a glaring white tinged with crimson.

Into the stifling smoke plunged the desperate woman.

If Tao keeps stifling, it draws back and doesn't pay attention to us.

Study offered me entry to new worlds far from the stifling atmosphere of my mother's emotional blackmail.

Never have the fingers of night which contract beneath this stifling ceiling, turned the leaves of a book nor unfolded a newspaper.

I sat in time, looking at the death of the dust in a cold eye, and sometimes I would be held in, stifling and stifling, just climbing the shore, pant and a wave. However, when you set yourself up in Mount Lu, you sometimes forget your true colors.

Harry Potter is an orphan who has been raised in a stifling suburban house. At the age of 11 he is surprised to get an invitation to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

The overcast sky is stifling.

Regulatory uncertainty is stifling the ability of financial markets to engineer at least a partial recovery.

In the new period, owing to worse society atmosphere, system problems, limit of substance and technology, influenced by people, stifling real talent is still existed widely.

The champions of order, embodies in the self - appointed State Committee for the State of Emergency, are banking on military power, a stifling of the independent press and the passivity of a discontented people, many of whom still see democracy as an abstract principle.

Even as in one who at last draws free air, after long stifling with his own polluted breath.

The room is stifling: I want a little air.

He went to the window, threw it wide open as though he were stifling, and, erect before the darkness, he began to talk into the street, to the night.