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

It is always constrained by the straitjacket of mathematical consistency and compatibility with established laws.

"Whereas nonfiction prose writers felt constrained by the straitjacket of historical, antiquarian scholarship," Hamilton writes, "the Bard felt licensed to speculate and interpret at will... in order to explore the secrets of psychologically realistic, as opposed to idealized, leadership and decision-making".

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

The politicians were constrained by the effect of a run on their political careers.

Did you ever feel constrained by the idea of fidelity to the original book?

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

New media are not constrained by the scarcity of TV network time.

Campaigns allow for extraordinary statements, but governing is constrained by the rule of law.

But was Howard constrained by the existence of a coalition partner?

London's "City" will not be constrained by the rule of British law alone.

Presidents are buffeted and constrained by the currents of political change.