Sentence examples for constrained lives from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to tell whether the director is constrained by a professional inability to imagine lives and thoughts in any substantial or complex way, or whether her depiction of imagination-free, convulsively constrained lives of modern employees is intended as a cry of frustration about the world at large, a world against which her protagonists revolt.

Corruption, you know?" The Tigers, like insurgents who came later in other parts of the world, led constrained lives; they were denied alcohol, cigarettes, and premarital sex, and maintained a worshipful devotion to Prabhakaran, which they demonstrated with their willingness to perform suicide missions.

Kramer's mom and so many others left their countries so that their kids could live better, less constrained lives.

All I'm really saying is that we live constrained lives, unnatural lives in many ways and it may be appropriate to consider this and open up the space a bit more.

No wonder the characters – both human and animal – occasionally break the bonds of earth and fly across the sky in search of less constrained lives.

But now, we live less constrained lives.

"I like constrained living, because it frees you from having to think about it all too much".

"What you have here is Jews who are so much a part of America now," Professor Heilman said, "they no longer feel constrained to live among Jews".

This may not only lead to possible confusion in interpreting the images, but more critically may also suggest that the reconstruction algorithm is failing to completely exploit the joint structure of the ensemble-the images are in fact constrained to live in a much lower-dimensional set than the algorithm realizes.

However, access to these resources may be constrained by living conditions [ 32].

Even though they are largely constrained to living in ponds and lakes, rotifers have been successful at diversifying in order to occupy a wide range of ecological niches.