Sentence examples for never constrained from inspiring English sources

Ferguson will argue to this day, even in private, that the Glazers never constrained his spending.

"Never constrained by arcane conundrums", that was him.He was not bitter.

I pin this surprising gift on Shakespeare, a dramatist who was never constrained by good taste.

"All good fashion, like all good art, is never constrained by the parameters of its profession," he said.

"Here in the Bay Area, because there weren't that many actual Cubans who had escaped the revolution," he said, "we were never constrained by those political issues that would have affected playing music".

What resulted was a rhythmic, gripping set that was never constrained by the need to make people dance.

"They've never felt constrained by prior practices," Pilson, an industry consultant, said.

Thus, according to Llewellyn, judges are never really constrained by precedent.

"I wanted to have a feeling of his voice, but I never felt constrained by it," Mr. McGregor said.

The first 10 years, which were the hardest years, we actually never felt constrained to modulate any story.

Although he never seems constrained by beauty (his dancers crawl across the floor or take gangly bent-knee strides), the overall effect is achingly beautiful.