Sentence examples for constrained by the format of from inspiring English sources

It is as if her novelist sensibility is constrained by the format of giving a newspaper interview.

He was no longer constrained by the format of the sketch — he was free to create koans, tiny polished gems of comedy.

So what happens if you say to the man who made films like The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Knocked Up and Trainwreck: "Hey Judd [because that's his name – Judd Apatow], you must feel a bit constrained by the movie format, cramming everything into a couple of hours or so; here, have a TV series to do the same kind of stuff, in your own time, at your leisure sir"?

Nonetheless, Stewart, determined not to be constrained by the group format, pursued a parallel solo career during his tenure with the Faces (1969 75).

It isn't constrained by the dimensions of any familiar format.

Drawing on Greenhalgh et al's [ 21] realist analysis of constraining or enabling factors interacting with mechanisms to lead to either disappointment or success, The childhood obesity example demonstratesthat the mechanism "community driven" was highly constrained by the imposition of a standard format program.

First, the selection and design of behaviour change techniques was constrained by the mode of delivery (paper-based format); this resulted in challenges around operationalising certain components (e.g. the graded task).

In the TV era, video was constrained by the cost of airtime to 15, 30, and sometimes 60 second formats.

American power is constrained by the danger of escalation.

"Of course this will all be constrained by the state of the budget," Bishop said.

In part, Nelson may have been constrained by the nature of Daisy, the film's heroine.