stultifyingly

Examples of stultifying

stultifying
It also hails a very specific, liberating nonsense meant to deliver readers from the stultifying order of the mundane.
Later entries document more subtle or prosaic impediments - husband's careers, lack of childcare, lack of due recognition - all stultifying in their own ways.
Learning to read and write t. o. is a stultifying exercise in rote learning - whereas learning a phonemic orthography inculcates habits of logical thought, deductive reasoning and careful observation.
If genre is taken as ground, it will exert the stultifying and taxonomizing pressure so often erroneously taken to be the end-result of genre study in general.
It has every potentially stultifying quality but is genuinely readable, even gripping, keeping one from one's bed in the small hours, resistant to the delay of note-taking.
André thus solves at a single stroke many of the current problems facing a present-day composer of opera or music theatre: the result is as ill-starred as it is stultifying.
It is just possible that in place of the old, stultifying, sectarian divide there could be another issue.
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