Sentence examples similar to fettered individuals from inspiring English sources

It captures the loneliness of a city dweller surrounded by millions of strangers, an individual with an imagination both fed and fettered by urban surroundings.

In a 1940 essay on teaching he writes that "the teacher, like the artist, the philosopher, and the man of letters, can only perform his work adequately if he feels himself to be an individual directed by an inner creative impulse, not dominated and fettered by an outside authority".

Still, we should not be fettered!

But his office is understaffed and his powers fettered.

We can't have a fettered fixture list.

My ambition, fettered and all but starved by my sloth?

But on Saturday Ms. Shaham was vocally and visually fettered.

The younger generation of Arabs may be less fettered than their elders.

"We're not fettered to either Labour directly or to the Conservatives directly.

Rabbi Joseph had fettered Satan and was about to bring Redemption.

But the Court does not wish to be fettered by any such limitations on its preferences.