Sentence examples for not feel restrained from inspiring English sources

It seems likely that he would not feel restrained by propriety.

Leaders can provide a safe environment for discovery and exploration of ideas so employees will not feel restrained by the fear of losing respect or their jobs.

Try not to feel restrained by some kind of moral conflict or fear.

Since Ahmar's death, his nine sons have taken on leadership roles in the tribe, and they do not appear to feel restrained by their father's traditions.

Many architects have felt restrained by that tradition.

Mouse-clicking to move anywhere is slow, and combat feels restrained and boring.

Justinian, however, felt restrained by the complications that would have ensued with the West.

He did not feel he was threatening Bell physically, but the coach John Stearns rushed from the dugout to restrain him.

But executives at both banks were restrained in their expectations for the rest of the year, with J. P. Morgan Chase executives in particular stressing that they did not feel that their lending and investment banking businesses were ready to rebound.

Ironically, if you don't feel pain, it's more important to be restrained, Woods says.

The result is restrained but never dull, and, barring a couple of overheated moments, when a character shouts in closeup, we don't feel harried or hectored.