Sentence examples for feels confined from inspiring English sources

Jean marries Juliette (Dita Parlo), a village girl who quickly feels confined by the cigar-shaped can that is now her home.

Crane also plays to great effect with the white space of the page: Jack draws a big circle and writes, "Nothing is allowed over this line", but later he's missing company and feels confined by his own cordon.

Kelly meets a teenager, Cal, who after an accident feels confined to a wheelchair.

Fraser McAlphine of the BBC wrote that Rihanna feels confined "in a cell of [her] own creation".

It feels confining and boring to me.

"I don't feel confined," he said.

I felt confined by the city.

At home, he felt confined and pressured.

He doesn't feel confined by the reality.

Thoreau said he never felt confined, and felt freer than his fellow townsfolk.

Those controls are enough for most situations, but more ambitious photo artists will feel confined.