Sentence examples for she is constrained from inspiring English sources

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

According to Strauss and Corbin (1998) "[in grounded theory approach] the researcher does not want to be so steeped in the literature that he or she is constrained and even stifled by it" (p. 49) and has to remain firmly grounded in the data "without any preconceived theory that dictates, prior to the research, 'relevancies' in concepts and hypotheses" (Glaser and Strauss 1967, p. 33).

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

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.

The marriage of Sibyl's sister, Isabel, to Humphrey of Toron was forthwith annulled, and she was constrained to marry Conrad.

A nurse identified only as Colleen indicated to the 911 operator that she was constrained by company policy from administering CPR.

Lindy L. Paull, the committee's chief of staff, said that many details of the episode were fuzzy and that she was constrained by taxpayer confidentiality from identifying the union.

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.

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.

The pain, initially misdiagnosed as atypical trigeminal neuralgia, worsened up to chronic daily and such severely disabling headache that she was constrained to bed.