Let me constrain myself to asking, of all the potential targets in the world, in France, in Paris, why Charlie Hebdo?It seems that satire especially riles those most ripe for it.
In them, Johnson addresses Hester as "Mistress," begs her to "spare me the need to constrain myself, by taking away the power to leave the room when you want me to stay," and asks her to "keep me in that form of slavery which you know so well how to make blissful".
"I like Trump because he tells me that I no longer have to constrain myself to thoughts and words that are respectful of others, and frees me to offer my own self-interested prejudices as legitimate justifications for open warfare on anyone I don't like.
"When, in writing for the majority of the court, I adopt a general rule and say, 'This is the basis of our decision,' I not only constrain lower courts, I constrain myself as well," Scalia declared in his Holmes Lecture at Harvard in 1989.
But I found myself feeling constrained by the non-interactive nature of the experience.
Within this attitude, judgments that I make about myself are constrained by social expectations and cultural values.
Having the freedom to explore and experiment for myself was important to me, rather than being constrained by what I was told.
23) I intend to free myself from black-and-white, rigid thinking that keeps me stuck and constrained.
Most critics, myself included, lapse into the shoddy shorthand of our own pleasures when we feel constrained in space or time.
Life since for all six of us - myself, my husband, and our four children, of whom Katy is the youngest - has been constrained by the agony of our debate about her treatment.
