But it's constraining and inhibiting, too.
The rules for behavior are singularly constraining, and yet there always seems more to add.
These new kinds of warfare seem likely to further empower the executive branch at a time when our nation no longer declares war, potentially making the War Powers Act seem even less constraining and thus more outdated.
The dominant theme of his writings is that ordinary language, everyday reality, and their accompanying rational order have a constraining and deadening effect on human beings and are underlain by irrationality, confusion, and even madness.
Though "Dear White People" plays like a liberal-establishment calling card, I'm impatiently awaiting Simien's films to come — films in which he lets himself himself and his characters, his creative imagination and his sense of form go — where he unleashes his artistic tendencies rather than constraining and reconciling them.
It may be that electorates and politicians, "Eurosceptics" included, are at the point where they understand better than they did that the EU is a constraining and sometimes infuriating framework, but one without which the world would be even scarier than it is now.
You doubt that you will adjust easily to the corporate way of life for good, because, it must be said, can be constraining and frustrating at so many different levels, but you've started your career at a multinational, and now you're thinking about going it alone.
Ontological individualism contrasts with various ways of seeing institutions and collectivities as "real"—e.g., the view of corporations or states as agents and the view of bureaucratic roles and rules or status groups as independent of individuals, both constraining and enabling individuals' behaviour.
Their focal geometries and spatial distribution are therefore important for constraining and confirming both of these.
