Sentence examples for constrained character from inspiring English sources
Character mapping analyses indicated that participants conformed to professional dimensions of the program with relatively constrained character expressions in autobiographical narratives in contrast to their expansive and psychologically rich expressions in third person narratives of a Roma child.
It is proposed that the high fold surface free energy and the constrained character of the star-branched polymers favour the formation of steps on the growth faces.
The constrained character of the Late Permian trunk river systems was most likely due to progressive compaction of thick tracts of peat substrate, and the stabilising effect of vegetation adjacent to the channel complex.
Of course, some – perhaps many – functionally constrained characters in tRNAs may ultimately be explained by common ancestry anyway.
Habermas here overestimates the constraining character of this "fact," which does little to restrict a whole range of indirect, institutionally mediated institutional designs.
Digital Domain chose not to use motion capture for Mya's movements as they believed it would constrain the character too much.
Orlando requires Jones to remain on stage at all times and her costumes are changed to reflect the passing of the centuries, for Woolf's young Elizabethan noble is not a character constrained by time.
While Beckett strips everything back to essentials, constraining his characters in various ways, this production allows them to infiltrate the minds of the listening audience in an experience that is communal yet intensely private.
Rank, position, history, money, politics, memory, doomed affection: some or all of these things often constrain the characters in "Wolf Hall" from speaking the truth or acting decisively.
The messages published in Twitter are called tweets and are constrained to 140-characters.
