Sentence examples for feeling confined from inspiring English sources
But dance occupied her attention after the family, feeling confined in Oklahoma, moved to Los Angeles when she was 8.
D'Souza spoke of feeling confined by art historical practice, and frustrated when she was unable follow her own trajectory of thinking using art history's typical methodology.
Two months after she gave birth to twins, Ahna Tessler was feeling confined in her Manhattan apartment and in need of artistic expression.
In "The Poet and Her Book: A Biography of Edna St . Vincent Millay (1969), Jean Gould wrote, "Free spirits such as theirs could not help feeling confined in the narrowest house in New York, no matter how quaint it was".
On occasion, feeling confined by his character's rhythms and diction, Wolfe will zoom up into a more distant, objective stance, as if Nestor's or Magdalena's consciousness were one of his old, sealed-up Project Mercury capsules and he couldn't resist blowing the hatch.
Shaker is a fun, interesting way to socialize on Facebook without feeling confined to the more static and flat elements of the service.
The first lady's spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, denied that she made the awkward remark about the White House feeling confining like a prison.
It is a feeling not confined to the wartime generation.
Most of the time, the feeling is confined to places like the dank, unfiltered-id corners of the Internet.
For some time past there has been a feeling — not confined to the men, but shared to some extent by the officers as well — that the work carried out on board British warships on Sundays is unnecessarily excessive.
