Sentence examples for to constrict this from inspiring English sources

But to constrict this sculpture to folklore would be like reducing Finnegans Wake to the drinking song from which it takes its title.

Hyperventilation (larger and/or faster breaths) reduces carbon dioxide levels and causes blood vessels to constrict; this decreases blood flow to the brain and reduces ICP, but it potentially causes ischemia and is, therefore, used only in the short term.

Try not to constrict the movement of your tongue - this will result in garbled speech.

Symplocos racemosa: Studies suggest that this herbal remedy has astringent properties to constrict the blood vessels of Uterus and prevent the excessive bleeding.

This was ridiculed by Conservative sources who said that in private Laws, far from wanting to constrict the freedoms enjoyed by academies, wanted to extend them to all schools.

It seeks to constrict the world to a single viewpoint.

Use an elastic band to constrict the shoe.

That is where you want to constrict the sound.

Consume caffeine to constrict the blood vessels in your head.

Scientists knew the protein triggered the release of hormones called angiotensins that cause blood vessels to constrict, but how this happened was not clear.

And as I stood behind the podium, my eyes began to well up and my throat started to constrict as I watched, this being the first time I've seen the video as a mother of a little girl.