Sentence examples for restricted feeling from inspiring English sources

The extra trim, double-layer material, and stiffness of the bag contribute to a slightly restricted feeling inside, but really you can still fit your laptop, a charger, your phone, a couple pens, and a few medium-sized books or a pop can in there.

When these desirable foods are restricted, feelings of deprivation increase, potentially leading to stronger cravings.

Feelings were in her work but it wasn't restricted to feelings.

Others recount movements feeling restricted or tight "it's limited now (hand behind back) I can feel it" (I/V 14) and "I can feel a bit of pull there" (I/V 17).

Others report feeling restricted after a fall, and worry about being able to roll to safety in an inflated vest.

He immediately loved the city, but hated the job, feeling restricted by the facts, the deadlines and the formulae, preferring instead "to spend hours polishing my prose".

"When I was in Morocco, I saw how you can have a garden right outside that protects your privacy but doesn't leave you feeling restricted in any way".

I was able to try new ideas and procedures, knowing that I wouldn't be arbitrarily punished if the innovations weren't always successful — the opposite of feeling restricted.

He creates a confidence that they can go out there and deliver without feeling restricted".

This year Rodwell remembered feeling restricted by the rules Kameny had set.

But despite being cut off from things physically, because the bus service operated on a "once every whenever we fancy it" basis, I don't ever recall feeling restricted.