Sentence examples for constraining about from inspiring English sources

She demonstrated there that the attraction of the genre for a serious writer is its flexibility: what seems constraining about form and structure is actually liberating.

But I don't need to be constrained about the emotions that tragedies like this raise.

And there is nothing constrained about Attenborough's manner of speech.

But there's nothing constrained about the food: you get huge portions and generous flavors.

But I don't need constrained about the emotions that tragedies like this raise.

A local police commissioner should not feel constrained about testifying before the city council about such matters.

"We're not constrained about how we locate computers; we don't have to build them into the building".

I used to feel so constrained about how I could dress, but here I don't feel that way".

But with the roles of caregiver and cheerleader thrust upon them, they may feel constrained about expressing their darker feelings.

"It cast such a large shadow that people here still feel constrained about speaking up," she said.

(Nevertheless it's curious that Hutton didn't feel quite so constrained about straying beyond his remit when it came to the BBC).