With realism restricted by fears for safety, fantasy and historical fiction allow children freedom to roam freely.
Traditionally, the use of norepinephrine in patients with shock has been restricted by the fear of excessive vasoconstriction that may result in end-organ hypoperfusion.
The facilitators considered the intervention especially appropriate for people who feel seriously restricted by their fear of falling, who are motivated to tackle this problem, who are functioning quite well cognitively and who are somewhat used to reading.
I refuse to be restricted by background or fear.' Which is, of course, one of the messages of Battleship Potemkin.
Research suggests that physicians' reporting of medical errors is restricted chiefly by fear of blame, liability, poor publicity, and estrangement from peers [ 16, 17].
But what made it difficult for prosecutors to secure convictions was the stipulation that a court had to hear evidence of "deprivation of liberty"— where the victim's liberty is restricted by means of force, fear, or coercion.
But what made it difficult for prosecutors to secure convictions was the stipulation that a court had to hear evidence of "deprivation of liberty"—where the victim's liberty is restricted by means of force, fear, or coercion.
In the years after the 1959 revolution, public processions venerating the Virgin of El Cobre were restricted by the government, which feared that any unsanctioned gathering could spin out of control.
When he moved to London, Bahari was no longer restricted by the barriers of censorship and fear within Iran he was suddenly able to write the poignant stories that no one dared to talk about.
Don't blindly succumb to what's typical in your town, traditional in your family, set by your company, expected by your peers, restricted by your capability, limited by your energy and barred by your fear.
When we act from a place of expecting perfection, we keep our lives restricted by rules to maintain a false sense of control, which results in a fear of making mistakes.
