Sentence examples for constricting rules from inspiring English sources
In addition - and many authors take great delight in this, as JK Rowling does with Hogwarts - the space doesn't have to follow the normal and sometimes constricting rules of geography.
The answer is that the euro is more than a currency: it is a straitjacket, a set of constricting rules that, for example, prohibit any euro nation from running a deficit of more than 3percentt of GDP. .
The first group was highly self-critical; the second was concerned about being compared to others; the third felt "constricted" by rules and therefore, presumably, afraid to break those rules for fear of being judged; and the fourth depended too much on external motivation -- in other words, positive judgement by others.
So perhaps it is no surprise that the high cathedral of golf, Augusta National Golf Club, is a place of fanatical order with rules constricting and guiding the behavior of the people who walk through the entrance gate — if they are allowed through the gate at all.
The India those men and women lived in was one that, like its predecessor, was centralised, garrisoned, culturally constricted, and ruled by a relatively small English-speaking elite whose attitude toward the masses was alternately benevolent and exploitative but never inclusive.
Too much rule of law and transparency would constrict the ruling clique's own freedom of maneuver.
Among the principles for which the United States purports to stand is the "rule of law," but it is very handy to reserve the ability to reconstrue a word in a law that might otherwise be too constricting on a democracy- and rule-of-law-loving nation.
"Convention is constricting," he tells the filmmakers of "Punk Jews".
Both factors pushed me in a direction that I hope is more empathic, less narcissistic, and less constricted by the traditional rules of comic-making.
This was the Senate, constricted by its own rules and the laser-focused fire of the National Rifle Association, being the slaughterhouse of public will.
