Sentence examples for constriction out of from inspiring English sources

But yesterday, with his third collection and first appearance on the official schedule, he discarded his previous flattering silhouettes for an unforgiving display of cling and constriction, out of step with the laid-back trends emerging for spring/summer 2002.

"The recurring pattern is cases that serve as an example and show what can happen in order to make a social constriction out of fear," Correa said.

CBS Outdoor said through a spokeswoman, Jodi Senese, that the growth in ad sales could be traced to increased ridership, new formats that "pique advertiser interest in the medium generally" and the "constriction of other 'out-of-home' opportunities," like advertisements on sidewalk scaffolding.

The combination of the two companies would mean greater constriction of the pool of companies that deliver and create content through a number of mediums.

"Tells" include: Dilation or constriction of the pupil of the eye (dilation is associated with positive emotion; constriction with negative).

"Because when you attach too tightly to your heart's desire, you're sending messages of constriction, energetically, out to the universe and out to your mate".

At their best, city cars, like city life, represent the creativity that grows out of constriction and congestion.

There was a spectacular constriction of credit, despite the flooding of the economy with dollars.

The constriction of space intensifies a sense of allegory as a frame surrounds a painting.

By industry standards, that is minimal for a constriction project of this size.

None of this means the constriction of the public commons.