Sentence examples for less confining from inspiring English sources

They need to open things up to make them feel less confining".

"Being outdoors, parents of young children feel less confined," she said.

The music was most effective when more or less confined to the piano, where it originated.

Now that we were less confined by the weather, we could see that the house needed paint.

Gregory can't teach classes in the normal way, because he is more or less confined to bed.

They said lawmakers sometimes feel less confined by partisan loyalty on civil rights issues like same-sex marriage.

"Models and assistants were jealously guarded, cut off from outside contact and more or less confined to the premises".

More or less confined to the White House during the campaign, even the president's keenest supporters now lament the unfulfilled promise of the "Yes we can" president.

But if Americans did not ask their institutions to crumble all around them, they seem to have gotten used to living less confined lives.

When I e-mailed ahead to ask Cohen out for dinner, he said that he was more or less "confined to barracks".

Sometimes he will reference a law-school friend to make a similar point, to suggest the problem is more universal and less confined than is ordinarily thought.