Sentence examples for a bit constrained and from inspiring English sources

To me, they had good definition, I could easily make out the ringing pluck of the guitar string on "Buena" by Morphine, although the high end was a bit constrained and the low end a little boomy.

But in practice what the FPC can do to curb dangerous lending is perhaps a bit constrained and indirect.

Not that Baumbach needs my advice, but he should compare her performances in those three films to the one she gave in the Duplass brothers' comic horror film "Baghead": she's good in it, but the story is more tightly scripted and she appears a bit constrained.

I WAS helped by a lovely young saleswoman, Serena Davis, who looked very fetching in her little necktie and buttoned cardigan, if a bit constrained by a somewhat mummifying flannel skirt.

Cerda told me that one area of improvement was adding the ability to add and customize playlists, which was a bit constrained in the initial release.

"As you will surely appreciate, we will be a bit constrained in future comments".

In another place, where she feels that Mr. Gerstein is a bit constrained, she says, "That's where I really try to let the hands be separated and just hope that they will wind up in the same place".

DAN MCGINN: We're telling him that he needs to be imaginative and think of new ways to try to connect even though he's a bit constrained about how much he can physically go to headquarters.

So what happens if you say to the man who made films like The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Knocked Up and Trainwreck: "Hey Judd [because that's his name – Judd Apatow], you must feel a bit constrained by the movie format, cramming everything into a couple of hours or so; here, have a TV series to do the same kind of stuff, in your own time, at your leisure sir"?

The job market is a bit constrained, however, especially since shipbuilding ceased in the early 2000s.

If you use a dual monitor setup at home, chances are you feel a bit constrained when you're on a trip with your laptop.