Sentence examples for restricted idiom from inspiring English sources
Mr. Spuck, a dancer in the company, is a talent worth developing and, despite a restricted idiom, he has an expressive fluency.
I found, to my intense delight, that my simple kind of idiom, with its restricted vocabulary, and its direct style, came alive in unexpected ways.
But in the finest of Santos's perfectionist work he restricted drums and percussion, and the thrill was often in what he left out — cymbals, mainstream jazz-idiom soloing, unnecessary space for improvisation.
"restricted composition".
(I am influenced here, perhaps, by Pollizzotti's use of American idioms like "Are you putting me on?") If only Bouvard and Pécuchet would restrict themselves to excavating bogus fossils or to collecting unsorted specimens of archaeology, Flaubert's unforgiving attitude might appear unkind.
Toíbín restricts himself to the language and syntax his character might have used, subtly flavoured with the rhythms and idiom of this community.
