Until 2011 the Tunisian media operated under narrow constraints.
Although there is plenty of rubble in "Detroit Disassembled," Mr. Moore's work usually escapes the narrow constraints of the genre.
In Haiti, the United States restored President Aristide to power in 1994, but placed narrow constraints on the exercise of his power.
Their conversations, his extraordinary paintings, break open the narrow constraints of her existence, connecting her with the bold, eager girl she used to be, the dreams she long ago folded up and put away.
Daniels has chosen his title well: with every word he writes, Cardus evades the narrow constraints of criticism to celebrate life, language, art, beauty - and the miracle of personality.
But it's a sign of the narrow constraints or limits of Edwards's artistry, or of the script that he was handed, that the scenes in which such unpleasantness occurs have all the emotional impact of a checklist or a call sheet that simply says whether an actor will or won't be needed the next day.
However, many still feel as though we should be living up to the narrow constraints of beauty that our celebrity culture puts on us.
In the Middle East, an incredibly diverse region with a clamor of languages, dialects, and opinions, authors who clash with the prevailing rhetoric often have to work within narrow constraints in order to have their voices heard.
This skepticism is mirrored in the attitude of many liberal politicians (such as President Obama), who may genuinely want to use the political process such as it is to improve people's lives, but who accept that they must operate only in the narrow constraints of what powerful institutions deem "politically possible".
Finally, we were interested in treatment outcomes as they occur in routine practice, rather than within the narrow constraints typically imposed in randomized trials.
