All the children lived extremely restrictive lives.
Gertrude Stein carved out a severe personality for herself in rigorously restrictive prose, living with a woman who bolstered her own sense of genius.
It shouldn't be hard or restrictive to live a healthy life.
Even today, his options are not good, living in restrictive conditions in Russia, his temporary asylum up for renewal in the summer.
The software is part of a broader effort to live up to the initial hopes human rights activists had that the Internet would provide unprecedented freedom of expression for those living in restrictive countries.
The kingdom's Islamic laws, which ban alcohol and virtually all forms of public entertainment, make it a restrictive place to live for many Westerners, who will pay $150 and more for a bottle of liquor.
Again, this poem has a significant impact on the plotline in the it is the rallying cry of the rebellion, giving rise to the idea of "crossing the bar" between the current restrictive era they live in, and the past they wish to return to.
Analysts say North Koreans may be driven to suicide by poverty, and the psychological stress of living in a restrictive environment.
Instead of feeling as though I'm living within a restrictive set of rules, guiltily desiring secret things, I feel as though we're writing the rules together.
Instead of living within a restrictive set of rules, guiltily desiring secret things, we're writing the rules together This raises another question: why is polyamory becoming more widespread?
