Sentence examples for she constrained from inspiring English sources

Nor is she constrained by seasons – coats were often paired with sandals and bare feet, showing scant regard for practicalities and even seasons.

The columnist Mary Riddell, who writes for the Daily Telegraph, says that she wishes never to be so close to anyone to whom she speaks that she feels constrained to 'write anything that you don't wholly believe'.

The problem appears to have been torture — the way it was depicted in the movie, which is about the killing of Osama bin Laden, and her insistence that she was constrained in the story she told by the truth, when, in fact, she veered away from it.

Mrs. Merkel has said she had no choice, since she was constrained by her coalition partners.

However, she described her frustration with not to be able to help the child because she was constrained by the no touch policy in the school.

She seems constrained in the big swan arabesques, and never raises her head or eyes to make them tragic.

Judge Sotomayor certainly made no suggestion at the argument that she was constrained by precedent to rule for one party or the other.

Throughout it all, she's constrained by a thankless role as the brittle, bitchy wife; an uptight Nurse Ratched figure the rebelling Lester can kick against.

She seemed constrained by the success of the "Lemonade" video, as well as by her other showstoppers from the past, and tried to "slay" with too many effects.

Although she is constrained by her terrible marriage, Lila is nothing if not a demon of creativity, whose wildness unleashes the more contained Elena.

The programmed turned Xinran into a successful broadcaster, but she felt constrained by the state and the demands of her job.