Sentence examples for * limiting in from inspiring English sources

"I'm humble, which is limiting in the West," he said.

– is not how a scholar reads, and it can be limiting in its solipsism".

"I found it to be quite limiting in terms of a social front," Mr. Williams, 45, recalled.

A studio is "a little limiting in terms of having space to entertain," she said.

To call this simply an early-music group would be too limiting in several ways.

A Hotels are limiting in many ways, because we're providing the same type of room over and over again.

These are all limiting in different ways and as such are barriers to creativity – for individuals as well as companies.

"The gay label is limiting in the same way that the Southern label is limiting," the novelist Jim Grimsley has said.

He also noted that teams do not own their own stadiums, which are municipally operated and thus limiting in cash flow to the clubs.

He has said that this "multipolar" world needs to operate as a global power, limiting in a firm but friendly manner American interests and influence.

Sure, training camp is easier than it used to be, and everyone is smarter about limiting in-practice contact.