Sentence examples for not as constricted from inspiring English sources

But even on that front, as someone who is trying her darnedest to pass on the faith, can I just say that we could use a hand from the church in convincing said offspring that the church is not as constricted as advertised in its view of women?

It goes to show that the market is not as constricted as people thought.

However, even with this creeping oppression, life in the West Bank is not yet as constricted as it was for those in Gaza.

Her mood seemed as constricting as her braces.

Water circulation and mixing were not as great as they are today, because most of the oceans (e.g., the developing North Atlantic) were constricted, and the temperature differences between the poles and the Equator were minimal.

This range was chosen to ensure a significant confinement of cells that grow inside microtubes of smaller diameters as well as not significantly constricting the cells inside microtubes of larger diameters.

The shaft is not constricted as in "pachypleurosaurs," nor is its preaxial margin as straight as in Nothosaurus.

Fertile basins are not well developed, constricted as they are by the parallel ranges of the coastal mountains.

Thus, your abilities as a storyteller, while not only constricted by the professional and procedural boundaries of good science, will also be constrained by your beliefs and how willing you are to manipulate them.

Then again, as could be expected, unusual life events and constraints and disabilities that partly (but not totally) constricted the respondents' outdoor visits were negatively correlated with each PA measure, as well as each outcome.

We can teach kids to dream big and not be constricted by what society deems as gender norms, but shouldn't these dreams include changing rules and laws, too, so their dreams can actually become reality?