Sentence examples for like constrained from inspiring English sources

"I like constrained living, because it frees you from having to think about it all too much".

The ten song D-A-D-D-A-D concept was eventually abandoned with Pryce stating "we don't like constraining ourselves and if you've got a concept, you're doing that.

"It would be like constraining a physicist to learn about gravity without ever building a vacuum tube," Dr. Baker said.

On competitors, Trivedi says the closest offering in the U.K. is the Government's Shared Ownership schemes, which are well liked but constrained by supply.

Here, we discuss the validity of using this compact wave function to study the compression effects in helium-like atoms constrained in hard spherical walls.

But even when governments are less directly involved, ideology can count either the ideology of the groups that control textbook-writing, or of those that seek, through school boards and the like, to constrain them.

In order to make the skeleton better represent the image intensity distribution, intuitively we would like to constrain the skeleton curve to pass through the local centers of mass of an image.

They can be media-rich like Facebook, constraining like Twitter, simple like Instagram or aspirational like Pinterest.

By definition, security services — even in some Western countries — do not like to be constrained by the rule of law.

The new prime minister would clearly like Japan to play a more "normal" and thus prominent role in regional security: it already contributes a great deal in aid, trade, efforts to disrupt proliferation networks and the like, but is constrained from using its armed forces to help even allies in need.

Or "I don't like to be constrained..."...