Sentence examples for restrictive or from inspiring English sources

Corsets became less restrictive or were abandoned.

Is that restrictive or liberating?

Are the added words essential (restrictive) or not (nonrestrictive)?

If there's an unplanned pregnancy, it does not matter if the law is restrictive or liberal".

"It doesn't feel tremendously restrictive, or heroic, in terms of self-denial.

But Judge Garaufis concluded that in some ways, adult homes "are even more restrictive or 'institutional' than psychiatric hospitals".

Depending on who is reacting, the corps' proposed changes may be too restrictive or not restrictive enough.

For no other type of offence of this seriousness are the punishments anywhere near as restrictive or long-lasting.

One of the most common reasons for a claim being rejected is when an insurer relies on a particularly restrictive or onerous term in the contract.

Their projects involve collaborations with many other artists, as well as with contributors for whom the term artist is restrictive or irrelevant.

The real decision is not whether to use "that" or "which" but whether to use a restrictive or a nonrestrictive relative clause.