Sentence examples for feel restrictive from inspiring English sources

But the isolation can feel restrictive to children.

"Before you really know about it, you think it would feel restrictive.

The program provides remarkable inspiration for writing, but its tools will feel restrictive to today's computer-using writers.

For those used to independent touring, this can feel restrictive and pricey, but it does cover all accommodation, food and transport.

The building closes in on itself in a way that doesn't feel restrictive, but instead makes it feel as though it is part of the rock from which it rises.

This can feel restrictive.

For some, returning to home comforts is preferred, but for many, feeling dependent with no real structure feels restrictive.

"The waltz almost feels restrictive," Mr. Fayette said.

By the end, Kyuss felt restrictive.

That feels very cruel, and it also feels restrictive in terms of the sort of work that can get on".

Other paintings are more aggressively garish, but then the rectangular format of all Mr. Pearson's works feels restrictive.