Sentence examples for somewhat constricted from inspiring English sources

When you have been through pretty much every major record company, the options get somewhat constricted.

Their lives have been somewhat constricted (they eloped to Providence when Sarah was 18 and their daughter was born six months later), but they emerge in these 11 stories as radiant, complex and heartbreaking.

Although she led the team in scoring last year, Milbrett has said that she felt somewhat constricted by the style of Tony DiCicco, who coached the Americans to the 1996 Olympic title and the 1999 World Cup title.

"Gadzhi gave us a lift in the Rolls once in Moscow, but the legroom was somewhat constricted by the presence of a Kalashnikov carbine at our feet," Burns told Washington.

Margins are somewhat constricted between the seeds.

The vowel sounds from the back of the mouth and the throat is somewhat constricted.

School provided a welcome change of scenery, but that, too, was a somewhat constricting environment in which I was relegated to an uncomfortable chair in an overcrowded room for hours at a time.

Do not feed it and keep the roots fairly constricted.

Until Thursday, the riser had been constricted somewhat by bends, much like kinks in a garden hose.

It's better to over-apply than under-apply, as filler constricts somewhat when it dries.

If this show is somewhat less satisfying than her previous exhibitions here, it's only because the work's wide, random range feels constricted by the artist's desire to make a statement about life and death.