Sentence examples for their strictures from inspiring English sources

But they have taken their strictures only so far.

In each, social systems act upon the characters: they cannot escape their strictures.

He hated the ponderously short-sighted Polish communist regime and delighted in circumventing their strictures.

In some states, big insurers have chosen not to participate in exchanges to avoid their strictures.

Noncompliance with their strictures was punished by public shaming, with its implied threat of professional ostracism.

From the secularists' point of view, though, both groups were seeking to impose their strictures on the population.

Poly 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) (Poly 3,4-ethylenedioxythiopheneted in galvanostatic mode in the PEDOTnce ofilmst or acid forms of sulfonated polyelectrolytes distinguished by different rigidity of the polymer main chain and presence of amid fragments in their stricture.

Meanwhile, liberals inside Russia feel bitter about a lack of outside support for their own strictures.

They either had to ban the opera and alienate Germany's leading composer (as they had alienated many other artists) or had to violate their own strictures.

Mammen's career as an illustrator was curtailed in 1933 when the Nazis took power, but she went on to defy their realist strictures by doing canvases in a Picasso-influenced Cubist style.

John Fordham Endless Boogie Mighty Fine Pie These New York psych-rock classicists transcend their stylistic strictures (dirty great riff, solo, rinse, repeat, at some length) by simple virtue of jaw-dropping, world-beating chops and gloriously cornball stage names (Top Dollar, Grease Control, etc).