She solved that equation with "Novitiate," in which eighteen-year-old Cathleen (Margaret Qualley) leaves a broken home for God — for comfort, really — and finds a life constrained by bells, rules, and abuse.
As Nussbaum writes, "A person who has opportunities for play can always choose a workaholic life — there is a great difference between that chosen life and a life constrained by insufficient maximum hour protections and/or the 'double day' that makes women in many parts of the world unable to play".
In contrast to life at high temperature that can tolerate various topological states of DNA, adaptation to mesophilic life constrains much more the topology of DNA.
Early adapters to the shapeless, space-age-inspired mini in the 60's glorified it in part because it obscured curves and allowed wearers to look like liberated schoolchildren rather than women on route to a life of constraining domesticity.
Patterns are disrupted; life is constrained.
It was in New York that Murray realized her life was constrained by more factors than race.
He said he liked to play Ping Pong and basketball, but also described a life greatly constrained by astronaut training.
As much of the American staff was evacuated from Pakistan, Mr. Kelley saw his life increasingly constrained by convoys of security vehicles.
"The woman travels to a strange place, her life is constrained there, and it's controlled by a man who seems to change his nature from the situation in which she first met him.
It was a frugal life style, constrained by the demands of basic survival, but there were enough grace notes to make you feel that the inhabitants enjoyed their existence.
"Before that time, life was constrained, and then it expanded.
