Sentence examples similar to a restrictive reality from inspiring English sources

What they encounter upon their induction into the group is a far more gruesome and restrictive reality, The Post's Kevin Sullivan reported last month.

The phrase "fitting in," has, Otowa concludes, "a restrictive sound; though this was the reality for me for many years, now I prefer to think of it as 'embracing' — and it takes two to embrace.

In its most straightforward and, arguably, basic sense, idealism not only asserts the existence of "ideas" (and perhaps other mental entities) but also advances a restrictive claim about the nature or composition of reality as whole: there is nothing in reality other than ideas and the minds whose ideas they are.

But the reality is (as always) more complex, and putting infants on a restrictive diet can also create a pattern that sets a child up for later obesity.

What is a restrictive declaration?

Again, a restrictive approach was taken.

It's gone from a restrictive to a non-restrictive abuse-handle.

Ordinarily, the conjunction "that" would introduce a restrictive clause.

Can a management company enforce a restrictive covenant?

They don't even want to know what the distinction between a restrictive and a non-restrictive clause might be.

A Restrictive foreign policy: Is India inviting trouble?