Sentence examples for confining rules from inspiring English sources

While poets with a classical tendency maintained the genre, with its confining rules, the changed circumstances of the Arabs made it an artificial convention.

"I just got tired of playing by the rules of commercial theater, of producers and their fear of the critics driving everything, and I decided to start working in places where those confining rules didn't exist," said Mr. Tune, who decamped to Las Vegas to work on shows and now splits his time between New York and South Beach.

One woman's enhancing ritual is one man's confining rule.

Gov. Chris Christie is pressing for regulations that would allow some New Jersey school districts to hire superintendents without traditional academic backgrounds or experience, in an effort to change confining state rules like those that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg had to surmount to win approval for Cathleen P. Black, his choice for New York City schools chancellor.

A historical feature film operates differently in that it is not confined by rules of evidence.

Moreover, physicochemical laws that drive folding and determine function of biopolymers can be sometimes confined to rules as simple as Watson‐Crick pairing.

However, it looks as if consciously confining herself to these rules of engagement has allowed Mosse's imagination to leap in other ways.

In his judgment on Thursday, the Islamabad high court judge Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui ruled that confining judges to house arrest was an "act of terrorism".

The search for intent can be confined by specific rules designed to ensure uniform treatment.

Our parents' rules confined us to a square mile of turf that included our school, Dyker Heights park, and our respective homes.

As for the young hopefuls, Deganit Shemy sets up a game with strict rules confined to a small square of light, Anna Sperber hones in on sensory details, and Heather Olson tries to find hints of emotion underneath abstraction.