Sentence examples for want to be constrained from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to be constrained by genre," Mr. Pardo said.

I've declined briefings [from the US government] about this because I don't want to be constrained".

The naming urge often bothers musicians, who don't want to be constrained by labels.

Both women did not want to be constrained by the traditions of their fields.

The German people, for whom and by whom the European Union was consecrated, want to be constrained.

The Coalition clearly never liked the Gonski model and did not want to be constrained from pursuing its own policy agenda in government.

It no longer wants to be constrained by them.

Britain had simply outgrown the EU and no longer wanted to be constrained by sleeping with only 27 partners.

In April, ministers abandoned plans to introduce a war powers act, and Michael Fallon, the defence secretary, said he and the then prime minister Cameron did not want to be "artificially constrained in action to keep this country safe".

Not all that long ago, the ability to partake of public financing was a sign that you had arrived as a serious candidate; today no candidate in his right mind would want to be so constrained.

Muscle-builders want to be bigger, faster, stronger, but they are constrained by biology.