Sentence examples for feel shackled from inspiring English sources

Corporate types curse during long commutes and feel shackled to their desks when the weather outside is gorgeous.

I'm still trying to find a part-time position but truthfully I feel shackled by the disability rules.

But Mr. Fraser said that as proud as that makes him, the scale of the operation and the weight of its fans' expectations made him feel shackled.

Name-brand artists may feel shackled, but garage bands may be all too happy for a chance to wear the golden handcuffs.

For all the famous noise and devotion on matchday, the large majority of fans here still feel shackled to their seats while supporting their team.

Asked if she felt shackled by corporation working practices, Compton, the former daytime editor of 5 Live who took over the Radio 1 news service in April, said: "I do feel shackled quite a lot of the time".

"I always felt shackled.

Men are meant to be rough and ready.' Several suggested they felt shackled to make-up.

Feeling shackled to the barre, he gazes wistfully through the window at the boys playing soccer outside.

Of free-spirited pioneer stock, the young wife feels shackled, the prisoner of Peru's demanding traditions.

Milbrett had felt shackled by DiCicco's more structured style, even though it brought the Americans an Olympic gold medal and a world championship.