Sentence examples for deliberately restricting from inspiring English sources

Is there a way, short of deliberately restricting his television appearances, to insure that he doesn't have it his own way?

Similarly, when you get married, you are deliberately restricting the options available to you; but that does not mean that it is irrational or unintelligent to get married.

Sky is probably lucky that Hollywood studios have not filed collective suit for deliberately restricting their income, insofar as their revenues from Sky are related to the takeup of movie channels.

Insomnia is said to affect about one in three people in the UK and deliberately restricting the amount of sleep to the hours you are capable of sleeping is seen by many experts as one of the most effective ways to treat it.

or by deliberately restricting the scope and extent of their personal SNS practices.

"I deliberately restricted his access to the book," Donoghue says.

And then, surprisingly, many a foodie will deliberately restrict his range.

The multilevel meaning is conveyed in movement that is deliberately restricted.

What makes me cross is that Apple has deliberately restricted the life of my iPad.

If her themes seemed deliberately restricted, the impact of her work was genuine.

At the Forum des Images, Wiseman also said that he deliberately restricts his subject to "a little geographical location or a group of a few buildings….