The sole justification for such a claim lay in the terms of the Treaty of London, which the Yugosla y s could not adopt as a basis without stultifying their whole position against Italy. [Please select]
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Something deep in me, which was a part of my nature, was antagonistic, stultifying to the essentials of his own being. [Please select]
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Sometimes she wondered if the sound of running water had this stultifying effect upon her, for wherever they went it followed them. [Please select]
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Mason felt that he was stultifying his country in condemning slavery. [Please select]
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The Church is doing wrong, is stultifying herself in encouraging it. [Please select]
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She wanted to grow, to develop, to get beyond the stultifying influence of that unvarying despotism. [Please select]
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Education on such lines seems curiously false to many minds, as well as stultifying. [Please select]
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To be helped, to be fed, to have their food cut up, all have a stultifying effect upon their development as soon as they have become expert enough to attempt these services for themselves. [Please select]
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Even if it be theoretically clarifying, through being hospitable to all differences and adequate to the multifarious demands of experience, is it not on that very account morally dreary and stultifying. [Please select]
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