Sentence examples for stifling constraint from inspiring English sources
Yes, of course, he thought, freedom is stifling, constraint generative!
Regarding syntax, adherence to grammars brings the utility of standards and, per Scruton and Harries, a template for the community's voice but for some may represent stifling constraints on the aesthetic imagination.
In some cases, infrastructure bottlenecks and other capacity constraints were stifling economic activity.
Constraints also work in both directions, often stifling creativity but sometimes stimulating it.
One side -- the "half good" side behind Prime Minister Zhu Rongji -- while stifling political freedom at home, wants to take the capitalist road, loosen economic constraints, do business with the U.S. and join the W.T.O.
If I wanted to learn everything that there was to be learned, and become a wise person and so escape the constraints of the national literature - imposed by the literary cliques and literary diplomacy, and enforced by stifling prohibitions - I was going to have to build my own great library.
The mediocrity is stifling.
LONDON — Can beauty be stifling?
The overcast sky is stifling.
Marseille is less stifling.
