Sentence examples for so constrained from inspiring English sources

But the commentariat would not be so constrained.

You never see London like this – it's usually so constrained.

But in the nineties players and equipment managers were not so constrained.

How does it maintain its pre-eminence when it is so constrained?

"Hope Springs" is so constrained that, in the end, it celebrates repression.

The last administration did not feel so constrained; it merely took the costs "off budget".

Assuming the Sox continue treading water, Williams won't be so constrained this off-season.

"The film industry is so constrained and in some ways very conservative," she said.

Obviously there are decent people who work there; it's just that they're so constrained by red tape and automatic responses.

However, the palace argues the constitution only prevents parliament from changing electoral law while presidential decrees are not so constrained.

It's going to take a while, he maintains, before it stops sounding so conventional, so constrained, so heterosexual.