Sentence examples for rather limiting from inspiring English sources

However, commonly shared opinion is that FSR has rather limiting capabilities, such as limited coverage due to narrow angular width of the main shadow lobe, strong clutter, presence of the Doppler dead zone, and, therefore, will not significantly contribute into the performance of PCL.

"They're also rather limiting on your mobility," she added.

What started out as a helpful metaphor now seems rather limiting.

I've always thought that if you can only like music if you agree with the political views of the person who wrote it, well, it'd be rather limiting".

It sounded impressive when you said it but upon further reflection, to someone also in the publishing industry, it seems rather limiting as a mission statement.

Every time I tried to take joy in being a primary caregiver, in supporting my wife's ambition, to think outside the rather limiting intellectual and creative confines of my former job, indeed, to act in any way that was not merely about my professional advancement, I hit rewind and lamented what I thought I'd surrendered forever.

The bathroom reading is rather limited up there.

And, more to the point, there was a ruddy great choir singing non-stop, which rather limited opportunities to speak.

This rather limits the scope of his taste, which lifts its heavy lids only when subjected to blazes of sensation.

I, on the other hand, would much rather limit myself to as few changes as possible and choose a higher degree of comfort and civility.

Rather, limited social skills accounted for the differences, and so social workers were hired, saving the fund a costly misallocation of money.