Sentence examples for off the constraint from inspiring English sources

But once you shake off the constraint of it having to look like a car, you can envisage a very different vehicle: it could look like a small room where people do what they want while the car is moving.

Cox believes Britain needs to shake off the constraints of EU membership to flourish.

Writers must throw off the constraints of realism, he argues, if they are to confront our slide into catastrophe.

Here, it had a good deal to do with throwing off the constraints and dark palette of 19th-century academic painting.

Li, who also has a sense of proportion, questions the impact victory would have on her homeland, mainly because of the suspicion with which her rise has been viewed since she threw off the constraints of the state system.

It offers a chance for a new generation of young science writers to raise their profile, shake off the constraints of impostor syndrome, and develop the itch for science writing that constantly plagues the best of writers.

At the same time, aides said, Mr. Obama is eager to throw off the constraints of a campaign that he did not direct and begin to defend his record in a more robust way again.

If Mr. Obama casts off the constraints of taxpayer financing in the general election, as strategists in both parties expect, he'll have an unprecedented range of options for communicating with voters by being free of the spending limits that accompany public financing.

But Gaudy Night marks a significant gear-change for the series, in terms of Harriet's move to centre stage and the fact that, having liberated herself from the point of view of her hero, Sayers is also free to shrug off the constraints of efficiency and emotional absence imposed by the detective genre itself.

The party — a surreal affair presided over by Ms. Lee, who was dressed as the Red Queen in a flaring bonnet and tight-bodiced dress — was contrived to encourage her guests to throw off the constraints of workaday lives and become, if only for a night, louche denizens of an otherworldly realm.

The profusion of hothouse colors and patterns popping up on New York streets this month suggests a new buoyancy, as women shake off the constraints of a lingering recession and stock up on fashions more lively and vivid than they've seen in years.