Sentence examples for restricted life from inspiring English sources

Blythe, who is 89, has lived a geographically restricted life.

Postwar austerity and rationing had restricted life to a degree hard to convey now.

Writer learns how restricted life is for young people in Japan, both socially & economically.

Yet Ms. Williams's Eurydice clearly preferred this realm of perpetual metamorphosis to her restricted life with Orpheus.

That's a very real challenge for long-time incarcerates, whether they were guilty or not, after living this very restricted life – suddenly there's all these choices.

Individuals with very low levels of muscular strength and endurance are limited in the performance of routine tasks and have to lead a restricted life.

A score of <60 on the life-space assessment represents restricted life-space [ 18, 23].

Our findings suggest that older adults with hearing difficulties reach this critical threshold for restricted life-space mobility sooner than older adults without hearing difficulties.

Given the increasing proportion of older adults in the population, it is particularly important to understand the role of hearing difficulties as a risk factor for restricted life-space mobility and consequent decreased participation in society.

Clothes and objects are drained of colour, restricting life to a palette of bleached and muddy greys.

Delayed dissemination is rather frequent; its occurrence, however, restricts life expectancy to less than 5 months (Gragoudas et al, 1991).