Sentence examples for restrictive you from inspiring English sources

But I think film can be more restrictive – you know you've got this number of weeks to film here, whereas theatre is an imaginative space, where it's up to you how to tell your story.

If your Internet connection is too slow, or your monthly Internet plan data caps too restrictive, you can download it at an Apple store, or buy it on a USB flash drive in late August.

If you are so restrictive you haven't talked about it, then they are going to experiment with it.

It's like dieting: If you're too restrictive, you'll end up binging and getting fatter, but if you're too permissive, you'll never lose weight.

I think it's because there's something quite challenging about the medium; it can be really playful, but it's also restrictive, you're totally reliant on the materials you find.

As long as you can move quickly and your clothes are not restrictive, you are good to go.

At least with restrictive laws you know what you are dealing with and your limitations before you build, but if the destiny of an enterprise is dependent on future court decisions after something is built, without any legal basis, that creates an environment reminiscent of developing countries where things are only constructed with political pandering and corruption.

"Those restrictive diets, you get discouraged when you go off the plan," she said.

If the rules locally are very conservative and restrictive, then you might face the situation that you have a wonderful grant but you cannot really take all the advantage of it.

If so, how many and how restrictive do you want the discussion to be? (Do you want them to be allowed to discuss anything other than that specific fact during that time?) Write your rules and guidelines down somewhere you can display them for the participants.

When your body overheats, often due to restrictive clothing, you don't get the deep, restorative rest you need to stay healthy.