Sentence examples for constraining your from inspiring English sources

Once it grabs you, it keeps constraining your options until it's got you completely.

It constrains you in how you think about what you can do in a space, and it constrains your imagination.

"If you keep saying 'newspaper', there's the risk you constrain your thinking," Mr Darcey says.

"But surely neurological correlates are one piece of data that you can use to constrain your model," the student protested.

We will kill you, Paula Walter Isaacsonon, who was then CNN chairman, acknowledges that Ailes's approach "constrains your action.

Already, playing any game is challenging: gameplay means agreeing to operate by rules which constrain your free activity.

This may constrain your urge to tear out your lawn and replace it with, say, a thicket of nettles or a metal-stamping plant.

That voice – the voice of those who know how a household income of under £21,000 a year can constrain your aspirations – must not be drowned out by a predominantly middle-class student movement who feel this is their chance to have their "1968 moment".

It's less obvious that using a ruler and a pencil is actually a terrible way of ensuring that you cut two pieces the same length - the best way is to physically constrain your cutting arrangement so that you can only cut at one length: You can see a fairly scary-looking machine in the photograph above - it's called a 'mitre saw', and is really awesome at cutting exact angles in wood.

Local facts that could constrain your action of retro-killing are many.

If your stock is fairly crushed to one degree or another, does it constrain your activities very much right now?