Sentence examples for constrained to question from inspiring English sources

As an emeritus professor from the University of Oklahoma who has never been a serious football fan, I am constrained to question the focus of Joe Drape's analysis of the Bowl Championship Series game between No. 1 Oklahoma and No. 2 Florida State ("No. 1 Sooners and Seminoles Will Face Off in Title Game," Dec. 4).

Is the Supreme Court's review constrained to the question for which it grants certiorari?

When questions of good faith immunity have arisen under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 we have not been constrained to reach invariably the immunity question before the violation issue.

At this point, as there were no other questions, I felt constrained to ask: "What makes you think any of them are historical and not just retrospective and polemical literary endeavors of a kind familiar in the Hellenistic World at that time?

The Directors of the National Galleries in London and Edinburgh who are jointly trying to raise the money felt constrained to reply to a letter in the Guardian this week that questioned handing over so much dosh to the Duke of Sutherland.

The inclusion of open-ended questions will ensure that interviews are not constrained to an RBV perspective.

But a better question might be whether CBS might ever have felt constrained to leave Nike out of potentially controversial stories because of its Nike deal.

Due to their limited availability, the contribution from children and parents to design process was constrained to sub-groups developing specific system functions or evaluating particular design questions.

This raises the question of whether normalization models of attention might account for the data, if fits were (i) constrained to preferred orientation responses only or (ii) constrained to responses excluding preferred orientation responses.

I am constrained to dissent from it.

We are constrained to reverse this conviction.