Sentence examples similar to being too constrictive from inspiring English sources
They couldn't daydream; they lacked originality; and they felt that the "rules" they were subjected to were too constrictive.
For now, both those positions are too constrictive, preventing freelance work: Goold's Made in Dagenham musical is due in autumn; it will follow True Story, a Hollywood film about journalism, murder and morality, starring Jonah Hill and James Franco.
The use of CG allowed for greater freedom of movement by the characters as the live-action costumes were too constrictive.
The museum's focus on freedom is actually too constrictive.
Those Gallic suits that look so austere yet snappy in Paris are just too formal, too constrictive for such a steamy climate.
The lyrics were free-flowing and with a little rhyme but not too constrictive.
This Dior gown may be the exception: it looks pleasingly like my nan's lampshade and despite having a rigid skirt doesn't look too constrictive.
However, other skaters find tights too constrictive, such as around the waist, or may even find the tights itchy and hot.
Retailers say they are grappling with the question of how to make customization helpful without being invasive or constrictive.
Work attire should be snug without being constrictive.
