I call them superior not merely because they break through the constraints of the genre (for one thing, when we read a series detective novel, we're reasonably sure of how it's going to end - the problem will be solved and the hero will live to solve another crime on another day), but because they deal with such a vast array of characters and situations and settings.
It is important to encourage your people to break through the constraints of organizational structure and systematically connect with partners, both inside and outside of the institution.
In Wong Kar-wai's In the Mood for Love (2000), every mouthful is spiced with eroticism, and the act of eating becomes a way to break through the constraints of cultural modesty.
"I'm trying to break through the constraints of time.
Former Rolling Stone associate editor Robert Greenfield compared the Beatles to Picasso, as "artists who broke through the constraints of their time period to come up with something that was unique and original ... [I]n the form of popular music, no one will ever be more revolutionary, more creative and more distinctive..."....
To break through the structure constraint of the gear trains and obtain gear train mechanisms suitable for transplanting movement systematically, the type synthesis of gear train mechanism based on graph theory was carried out.
Obama, in order to break through the inherent constraints of Washington, will need, above all, a mobilized public beyond Washington.
As the R-CICs and their progenies possess mesenchymal phenotypes, cancer cells would have the ability to break through the structural constraints imposed by tissue architecture.
It has to be done, because the west needs to break through the fears and constraints of an over-imagined "enemy".
That was a smart way of breaking out of the constraint of tailoring and giving uptown clothes a youthful vibe.
It is time for Europe to break free of the constraints imposed by the German inflation of the 1920's.
