Sentence examples for is too constraining from inspiring English sources

Even the extraordinary cast members have less room here than in "The Force Awakens" to let their personalities show; the movie's cinematic fabric is cut too tight, the frame is too constraining, the story lines hold them stiff and still like so many guy wires.

Using the "great Raymond Chandler" as his model, Mr. Hillerman makes a mild case that viewing the mystery as an intellectual exercise is too constraining, that a detective yarn can be a vehicle for social comment as well as for literary quality.

Where Henry Higgins had to get Eliza Doolittle to smarten up and talk proper, Logue finds his pupil has gone too far in the other direction: Bertie is too constrained, too clenched, too formal and too miserable.

Within social work, it often seems that the help I can offer is too constrained by risk management and bureaucracy and that rather than actually help people, I spend most of my time filling in forms.

But my vote is that Hu's power is too constrained, and the influence of the U.S. remains too formidable, to merit putting him above the U.S. President.

Each of them individually is too constrained.

We believe, however, that Haskins' vision for how we improve our social programs and policies is too constrained.

Talking to members of the armed forces and recent veterans, Trump's appeal seems to cover both the military's anti-interventionists who think the anti-interventionists whonded afthinkhe wars in Iraq and Afghanisthe—armedhe hawks who believe the military is too constrained in its approach to ISIS and want to commit to a more ruthless, total war.

A side effect of this approach is that the clustering is too constrained by the results obtained in the selection step, where the need to control the type I error rate in a multiple testing condition leads to very small significant thresholds, thus increasing the number of false negatives.

But he often acted as though the role was too constraining.

The partitions, he explained, were too constraining to drivers and reduced visibility.