Sentence examples for find it confining from inspiring English sources

We find it confining, too rigid perhaps to suit our natural states, and long for that looser structure of the medieval village (while retaining our modern comforts and medical advances, of course).

As Frank Russo, Shalhoub is forced to ogle young women, say predictable things about marriage (apparently some men find it confining) and make Asian-girl jokes.

All non-composing conductors probably feel the same, but most find it convenient to confine their attentions to the safely deceased.

Unless he reverses himself on the witness stand, the judges would find it difficult to confine Mr. Miewes to a hospital.

And after a little while, you'll find it impossible to confine your care to only that one thing (and that's the entire point).

Participants with constant subjective symptoms in particular seemed to find it challenging to confine the interpretation of their symptom experience to only the severity or interference experienced "in the last 7 days".

"We find it's not confined at all," Levermann said.

Some people can adapt to that, but I find it very trapping and confining.

Furthermore, researchers under pressure to manage their workload may find it difficult to resist confining work to normalised hours.

He was bursting with ambition and energy and found it impossible to confine himself to the tedious routine of a young attorney.

They found it hard to justify confining these drugs to the laboratory or using them only for the benefit of the sick.