Sentence examples for he constrains from inspiring English sources

Here, within these crimson walls, our hero is free to express himself as a "dominant," meaning not that he is the fifth tone of the diatonic scale, which really would be hot, but, rather, that he constrains and chastises women who wish to be treated thus.

When he testified at the Senate hearing eight days later, he constrained his criticisms to those things his adversaries could be "grown up about," speaking of the "ugly threat" of Iraq.

He constrained one node to cover only one target each time [23].

George placed B. scabrella in subgenus Banksia because of its flower spike, section Oncostylis because its styles are hooked, and the resurrected series Abietinae, which he constrained to contain only round-fruited species.

George placed B. sphaerocarpa in subgenus Banksia because of its flower spike, section Oncostylis because its styles are hooked, and the resurrected series Abietinae, which he constrained to contain only round-fruited species.

He said he was constrained in what he could say because O'Brien was now suing Smyth.

In 2003, Mr. Cisneros ended his partnership with KB because, he says, he felt constrained working with just one builder.

But he is constrained by the policy he has inherited and the mentality of some in his party.

Watson had arrested a whaling vessel on the high seas, but he was constrained by the fact that he had no real authority to do so.

During this time, he missed his laboratory work, and he was constrained to social events and theorising.

Despite Head's claims to have revolutionized aphasia studies, he felt constrained to try to localize the syndromes he had identified in a traditional fashion.