What all these comics have in common is a dreamlike feeling of constriction and disjointedness.
For anyone who studies snakes, the evolution of constriction is important.
I just invite you to think what profession do you know that has that kind of constriction upon it?
At their best, city cars, like city life, represent the creativity that grows out of constriction and congestion.
A feeling of constriction or suffocation often accompanies the discomfort, though there is seldom actual difficulty in breathing.
Preeclampsia, a disease of constriction of small blood vessels, costs an estimated $2.1 billion per year in the United States.
The effect of constriction length on the methane uptake was studied at various pressures.
Elsewhere, this half-blurriness is a strength of Schutz's work, but here it is a symptom of constriction, verging on outright fear — and not only hers.
For now, the temporary move to the Alpine Tower has caused a bit of constriction in local television signals, at least those beamed to the east.
Moreover, with this kind of constriction, it's not just talent that's lost, a tragedy in itself; it's also different kinds of people, backgrounds, textures, viewpoints and stories.
I too had felt the bonds of family life and of maternal love as a source of constriction as well as pleasure.
