Sentence examples for and constraints of from inspiring English sources

All in all, he offered a very accomplished performance of himself, especially given the complications and constraints of the role.

The connections and constraints of small-town life — and the almost erotic ache for something more — remain Strout's primary subject.

It has to be done, because the west needs to break through the fears and constraints of an over-imagined "enemy".

My writing has been wrapped up in ambivalence toward the demands and constraints of memory and history since my first novel.

"Even a family that seems to be doing well can be nailed by the costs and constraints of their health plan.

How many idealistic young hippies forswore the supposed boredom and constraints of marriage and childbearing, and then went on to marry and bear children?

Employers and their advisers view self-insurance as a possible way to avoid the costs and constraints of the health care law.

And one seems almost free again as he talks about riding his yellow bicycle into the wind, away from the safety and constraints of home.

This design not only provided amusement, it also symbolised how retirement would free the emperor from the formality and constraints of court life.

Energy balances and constraints of converters.

Yearning to be free of the costs and constraints of the tech landscape in North America?