Sentence examples for narrow strictures from inspiring English sources

Anything that deviates from its narrow strictures must be destroyed.

We all yearn for a stable and morally intact society, but I have less faith in the narrow strictures of a closed society (whether it is Smalltown, U.S.A., or Smalltown, Somalia) than I do in the rich, though more unsettling, possibilities presented by a democratic and diverse society that upholds these values.

They all objected to the narrow strictures on the relation between the natural and the human sciences imposed by physicalism.

Film technology and camera needs imposed certain limitations on these designers, and before color film the drama and richness of clothes had to be translated into the narrower strictures of black and white.

Patients diagnosed with CID have been thoroughly examined without findings of narrowing strictures and per definition they do not have mechanical obstruction.

All patients showed distensible duodenal lumen and none showed luminal narrowing or stricture or stasis or ulcerations.

Thickening of the bowel wall due to grade 4 inflammation resulted in lumen narrowing and stricture formation in some mice (figure 4G).

It has been shown, however, that even in cases with a narrow esophagus and strictures, medical treatment should be attempted first.

In the less satisfying "Bad for Each Other," a 1953 medical melodrama directed by Irving Rapper, she's a morally corrupt heiress who tries to lead a young doctor (Charlton Heston) from the straight and narrow; the censorship strictures of the time, alas, prevent her from fully succeeding.

Inflammatory changes were most prominent in the region of the fistulous opening where the wall of colon was thickened with narrowed lumen and strictures (figure 3) Right colon also harbored the signs of inflammation but was relatively spared compared to the transverse and left colon.

The urethra may bleed because of physical injuries, obstructions, infections, or strictures (abnormally narrow sections).