Sentence examples for * constrictions from inspiring English sources

Conchita felt no such constrictions.

"There were no constrictions," he said.

Slowly but surely those constrictions have been overturned.

But, he added, these constrictions can be spurs for invention.

Despite the constrictions, Cronenberg keeps the space handsome and active.

These omissions can be blamed on nothing but the dull constrictions of time and space.

Zadie Smith, too, has expressed similar dissatisfactions with the constrictions of fiction recently.

These young, unemployed people live with many constrictions on their freedom.

Most were good men, but the peculiar constrictions of their calling produced peculiar opportunities for unloosing.

The more limitations and constrictions we impose on that talent, the more British television is diminished.

And all that becomes as much an occasion for frolic as nature's constrictions do.