Sentence examples for constricted space from inspiring English sources

The constricted space only amplifies her discomfort.

And the effects are even more pronounced in the church's temporarily constricted space.

Since the July 8 killings, the army has hemmed the protesters into an increasingly constricted space.

Except for scenes inside the yurt, where the constricted space creates a more forced sense of intimacy, Mr. Zhang tends to favor long shots that at times look as if they go on forever.

It is a kicker's nightmare, creating something called the Venturi effect, in which wind that is funneled through a constricted space -- like the open end of a stadium -- increases in velocity.

One of the issues with leaning on a high-tech economic growth strategy in a region where there is incredibly constricted space and housing stock like in San Francisco and Silicon Valley is making sure that the benefits of a boom spread to everyone.

As Davidi spoke, I was reminded more than once of video games involving dungeons, and trips to old castles in Europe, where you see the constricted spaces and mazes that get constructed not only to keep intruders out, but also to isolate them to make them easier to attack once they are there.

The uropod is believed to be important for T cell migration, allowing cells to migrate through constricted spaces and also participating in the recruitment of other cells [28].

Other potential explanations as to how vacuolation might suppress migration include a reduced availability of membrane to add to protrusions, cell signalling feedback mechanisms or even steric hindrance of migration through constricted spaces.

Unfortunately Kline's classic black-and-white "Painting" from 1952, along with other works from 1945 to 1960, are sequestered in a shallow, constricted 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot

Print is hugely constricted by space, so that it's impossible for print critics such as myself to review more than a couple of dozen shows during any festival.