Sentence examples for it too constraining from inspiring English sources

Foote denied the claim, claiming he found it too constraining to write roles for specific actors, although he did hope Duvall would be cast in the part.

It's too small, too constraining for multiple people to enjoy.

Because it's too constrained by the technology".

Were you ever concerned that it was going to be too constraining for you and that there would not be enough room for your own creativity because you had to follow the Asterix formula?

This may be too constraining for Poland, which sees its first-ever presidency as a step in the renaissance of a martyred nation.

Even his spells as a literary editor felt too constraining.

That, he said, is the tie that binds; anything more would seem too constraining.

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

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

Critics say the rules are too constraining in difficult economic times.

Pratchett has always been adamant that the Discworld was "a place where stories happen", and that drawing a map would be too constraining.