Sentence examples for cramped by from inspiring English sources

Yet his poems, though cramped by pessimism and self-distrust, do reach out.

But some cities, cramped by shrinking tax bases, have gone further.

Yet his room for manoeuvre is cramped by the legacy of his predecessors' profligacy.

Jay-Z smiled so often and rapped so easily that West seemed cramped by comparison.

He began to feel cramped by his job in the British Museum.

Yet for all its engaging imagination, the material feels cramped by its structure.

The chard is cramped by the net, like a large boy in a small cellar.

Panayi blamed the tenants for making the homes too cramped by piling in too much furniture.

They feel that their style and status are in fact being cramped by the "nowoprzybyli" (newcomers).

But many of the other suites feel cramped by their furnishings.

** Yet his poems, though cramped by pessimism and self-distrust, do reach out.