Sentence examples for and more constricted from inspiring English sources

But the community's true boundaries are at once more expansive and more constricted.

And then you watch the dancers feel more and more and more constricted until they're about ready to explode.

An even darker and more constricted world than Vladimir and Estragon's, in Endgame Weaving's Hamm sits front and centre – an ailing tyrant – reminiscent of an ancient world Eastern potentate with toque and gaff for crown and sceptre, clinging to his vanity and worth as the world around him declines.

With each additional hat that we put on and imagine ourselves to be, we get smaller and more constricted beneath it, more separate from our fundamental vastness.

"Those training grounds are becoming more and more constricted and more off limits to our troops," Mr. Hunter said.

Travel speed is also important to smolts, as faster speeds may also allow smolts to sooner escape from predation risk along riverine or coastal migration routes [7], where, compared with open pelagic habitats, predator densities may be higher or smolts may be more vulnerable due to the shallower and more constricted waterways.

As clubs face closure and the remaining spaces become ever more constricted and restricted, promoters are forced to assess the city as a space for nightlife.

But as my career exploded, I became more constricted and stressed about time management, and that negatively affected all aspects of my life.

With increasing age, a myriad of changes occur in the vision system: the pupil becomes more constricted and less able to dilate under low light conditions, and the integrity of the macular pigment and neural pathways is altered [ 1].

The dancers, more constricted, contort and fold and swirl, slowly or quickly, undivided in unison or divided into individuals and pairs.

Some churches have been much more constricted (and I know of no synagogues or mosques that have yet offered their space in an openhearted way).