Sentence examples for feels constraining from inspiring English sources

This advice probably feels constraining.

(Mahler, one feels constrained to add, means painter in German).

Unlike John Quincy Adams, this president feels constrained by the need to earn a vast amount of money.

Ricard says that he admires James, but feels constrained to add, "I would never write fiction.

Matthias Schoenaerts intelligently conveys the way Paul feels constrained by gratitude and good manners – Harry actually introduced him to Marianne.

South Korea also feels constrained by its 1992 joint declaration with North Korea, which banned both Koreas from enrichment or reprocessing.

Sometimes Small Talk feels constrained by the lightweight, talking in the third-person Q&A format, but this isn't about Small Talk.

Trump has tapped into a constituency that feels constrained by the decorum of a diverse and tolerant society.

8 GB can quickly start to feel constraining.

But with the roles of caregiver and cheerleader thrust upon them, they may feel constrained about expressing their darker feelings.

"I wanted to have a feeling of his voice, but I never felt constrained by it," Mr. McGregor said.