Sentence examples for more inhibiting from inspiring English sources

The most indigestible moments are still the ones in which Madonna is burdened with something more inhibiting than a saddle: a guitar.

Even more inhibiting is the lack of professional support reported by some respondents as this is vital to maintaining spirit of high performance even when circumstances are not so favourable, especially in the decentralised facilities.

No wonder Apted's series, with its lesson that children learn social scripts early on, and that these can be more inhibiting than material disadvantages, stuck in Merton's head.

and hot-water extracts were even more inhibiting (Hawley et al. [1924]; Sherrard and Kurth [1933a]).

As an eager "entrepreneur," the steps to realistically building a service business within the confines of this on-demand structure are more inhibiting than inviting.

Amalgamation exerts a considerable influence but only in the pre-passive region where the pre-passive film is considerably more inhibiting than that formed on unamalgamated zinc.

Other parameters of shear stress dependent platelet activation were also more inhibited by NCX 4016 than by aspirin, despite lesser inhibition of COX-1.

But the show is also more like a recital than a cabaret act, and the jazzier the song, the more inhibited Ms. Williams's singing becomes.

From the time that Frank picks up Marla and her mother, Lucy Annette Beningg), at the airport, the chauffeur and the starlet talk with a tentative ease, a ready but restrained mutual understanding that's all the more inhibited by the rules of Frank's employment — drivers who socialize with the starlets are summarily fired.

However, the root growth of tc243 is more inhibited by MeJA than that of axr1-3.

Nucleation kinetics were found to be more inhibited on n-Ge(111)OH.