Sentence examples for more constricting than from inspiring English sources
It's a lot more constricting than giving a speech.
"Peer Gynt," unfortunately, is a case in which the director's finely calibrated techniques prove more constricting than illuminating, more desiccating than enriching.
Jennifer DePand-Rivera and Tadej Brdnik were the central couple, and Miki Orihara was affecting in the central "Lament," despite one of Graham's voluminous fabric costumes that here looked more constricting than evocative.
And in many ways, the increasing fungibility of the MILF label has been more constricting than anything else: Its high appeal has led to an overzealous and broad definition that swallowed up most of the middle ground that theoretically exists between "barely legal" and "mature" porn.
"I actually think the shackles of having to show more explicit things every week to week to week on cable would have been far more constricting".
Ms. Gofman wanted a "fill" of her band, an infusion of saline to make it even more constricting, even though Dr. Sherwinter had told her to wait six weeks before tightening it.
Because each of the hundreds of processing machines is self-enclosed, and essentially airtight, the uniforms that operators wear are less constricting than in the previous generation of chip plants, where they looked like space suits.
More inconvenient than dreadful.
