In one way, it's nothing to do with the performer at all, but simply the structure, sorry stricture, of movie-making.
That's certainly true of Alan Shore, a man who ignores virtually every stricture of the legal profession, but almost always in a noble cause -- at least one he sees as noble.
Curtis suggests that the trending opposites of our times – the chatter of social media and the stricture of Islamic fundamentalism – represent a retreat from complexity into an existence that constantly reflects our desires and anxieties back to us.
This can take weeks or months; in the meantime, the infection can damage vital tissues, causing scarring and a painful stricture of the urethra in men and pelvic inflammatory disease in women.
Stenosis (contracture) of the external opening (meatus) is the most common, but congenital stricture of the urethra occasionally occurs at other points.
The only things that are certain, however, are that she didn't control the manner in which people reacted to her death, and that when she did talk about her personal issues she did so in a remarkable and courageous way – one that went against every stricture of royal protocol and tradition.
After bilio-pancreatic surgery, stricture of a biliary duct may represent a serious complication, [26].
ERC revealed no stricture of the common hepatic duct or common bile duct.
We confirmed that a stricture of a bilateral hepatic duct was removed using intraoperative cholangiography.
Mishra et al. [36] proposed a similar grafted stricture of Au PVP dispersed in water.
One year after the second operation, no long-term morbidities such as stricture of the anastomosis had occurred.
