Sentence examples for constraining her from inspiring English sources

The runner did not have much to say, constraining her comments to the race she won: "I took the lead in the 400 meters and I killed them, they couldn't follow.

The tensions escalated as he allegedly started to "criticize her for hanging out with the other women outside work," constraining her free association rights.

Several early profiles indicate how constrained her childhood was.

There are fewer rigid certainties to constrain her future, she can believe that no road is closed to her.

That would constrain her freedom to promote economic reform - even if she wanted to, which she may not.

Patient confidentiality constrained her from going to the media, and her responsibility to her client made her wary of turning him into a public victim.

It stars Cynthia Nixon, who portrays the poet as a lacerating lampooner of the New England mores and manners that constrained her life and impeded her career.

She noted that Paige has the burden of winning over the audience — of being likable and relatable — which would constrain her as an actress.

If the "It" is both deficit and credit then that's because though the paroxysms constrained her, and led to her exile from society as a hermitic recluse in Amherst, they were also the source material of alchemical poetic experiments.

The schedule has constrained her private life (she says that she is now too busy to have romantic relationships), and it sharply limits the time she has for writing new material and practicing.

Not with me and my work, but just politically — and I think that she loves a debate and she loves the fight and I think it has really constrained her".