Sentence examples for constrains creativity from inspiring English sources

Sohail Inayatullah pushes this point by noting, in conversation with me, that there are times when mother tongue actually constrains creativity.

For Aubrey and all who follow him, facts inspire rather than constrain creativity.

Instead of constraining creativity with full-blown dogmas, science erects signposts saying, Look here!

Starring Cynthia Nixon, the movie starts out looking like a conventional bio-pic before turning into a devastating depiction of crushing social mores, and of the anguish of constrained creativity.

Yet most startups seem to constrain creativity to product design.

Recent research with adults has shown that exposure to examples does not systematically constrain creativity and can, on the contrary, have a stimulating effect.

The trouble for Rubio indeed, for all the Republican hopefuls is that the ideological rigidity of the right, its reflexive hostility to government solutions and its exaltation of the market, constrains their creativity and prevents them from developing a genuinely effective response to income stagnation.

The trouble for Rubio — indeed, for all the Republican hopefuls — is that the ideological rigidity of the right, its reflexive hostility to government solutions and its exaltation of the market, constrains their creativity and prevents them from developing a genuinely effective response to income stagnation.

"Fifteen seconds of video [is] the right balance between not-too-short that constrains your creativity and not-too-long where you end up having to wait a lot of time for something to download," said Mr Systrom.

McQueen stayed with Givenchy until March 2001, when the contract that he said was "constraining his creativity" was ended.

Waselenchuk said he was given pointers by his father, but he never had a formal coach until he turned professional — which meant he never had anyone enforcing the idea that there were right and wrong ways to play; never had anyone to impose regimented habits on him, or constrain his creativity.