But they had stifled the conviction of the Holy Spirit. | Pero habían ahogado la convicción del Espíritu Santo. |
At last, however, the papal sovereigns had stifled their feuds, that they might make common cause against the Reformers. | Por último, los soberanos papistas pusieron tregua a sus disputas para hacer causa común contra los reformadores. |
This was the national uprising of a proud people, who were fighting not only against the physical and moral sufferings inflicted by communism, but also against the political and cultural drabness that had stifled the traditions, identity and patriotism of the Hungarian people. | Fue la sublevación nacional de un pueblo orgulloso, que no solo luchaba contra los sufrimientos físicos y morales inferidos por el comunismo, sino también contra la mediocridad política y cultural que había asfixiado la tradición, la identidad y el patriotismo del pueblo húngaro. |
I felt that my sadness had stifled me so much that I couldn't get out of bed. | Sentí que la tristeza me asfixiaba tanto que no pude salir de la cama. |
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