Sentence examples for restricted lives from inspiring English sources

"Jane Austen writes about people with desperately restricted lives and codified by iron rules," he said.

"And if for this intellectual adventure I go to places where people live restricted lives, it is because my curiosity is still dictated in part by my colonial Trinidad background.

She was one of a number of Indian women of her generation with a keen spirit of reform, who believed it vital to write for other women - many of whom lived profoundly restricted lives.

Millions of mostly young people have moved to the east coast to work in factories and live itinerant and restricted lives.

It can be argued that human beings are simply not meant to be monogamous or not meant to follow restricted lives that say who we can and can't have sex with.

Race remains central, but Baltimore, with its black political leadership and its police force stocked with black officers, is no Ferguson, which to outsiders appears more of a throwback to the segregated Selma and Watts, where African Americans of all social classes and all economic tiers were united by oppressive laws and restricted lives.

On the other hand, when a unisex standard was used to identify growth restricted live births, males had a lower rate of growth restriction at all gestational ages and this was not qualitatively congruent with the higher gestational age-specific pattern of perinatal mortality among males.

He will agree to restricted living arrangements.

In 1990 the EU restricted live bovine exports from the UK to animals <6 months of age and required that the importing country must ensure that any imported cattle from the UK were slaughtered at <6 months of age (10 ).

"If we're going to keep live performance at the center of our activity, maybe we are going to have to restrict live performance to things that can only happen in front of us live," Mr. Lang said.

Countries will consider several proposals to clamp down on the ivory trade, destroy stockpiles, close legal domestic ivory markets, restrict live animal exports and create a mechanism for a future ivory trade.