Sentence examples for because he restricted from inspiring English sources

And because he restricted himself to horror, doomsday, war, sci-fi and Biblical pictures, the threat of extinction looms as large as the promise of renewal.

Della Porta's attempt to restore this doctrine was entirely praiseworthy but remained insufficient, because he restricted himself to speaking about these arguments solely in a descriptive and empirical manner without supplying philosophical explanations of phenomena.

Robson says that each Open week he loses a stone in weight because he restricts himself to one sandwich and one glass of water every 24 hours.

Like other Jewish artists Mr. Eisner entered comics in the mid-30's because he was restricted from more respectable fields like graphic design or illustration.

Mays almost left Texas after his freshman season because he felt restricted by former Longhorn coach Bob Weltlich, a protege of Indiana Coach Bob Knight.

That figure is presumably below Clarkson's market value, but because he is restricted and the Lakers only hold his early bird rights, the Arenas rule applies -- limiting what other teams can offer Clarkson to just $5.6 million for the 2016-17 season.

"Because of last year he was restricted and he did have his hands tied but now he's more or less got freedom.

But we haven't done anything with it [to date], including because it's a precious commodity and also because we'e very restricted in our contracts with what we can do.

Schwarzenegger, of course, faces sharply different circumstances than some of his Republican brethren, not least because he is constitutionally restricted from running for the White House.

There's even some money that could benefit our revenues or, I should say, our budget itself.... .. Schwarzenegger, of course, faces sharply different circumstances than some of his Republican brethren, not least because he is constitutionally restricted from running for the White House.

Immanuel Kant criticised the 'imperium paternale' (the 'paternalistic government') in 'The Critique of Pure Reason' because he believed it restricted the freedom of its subjects [ 28].