After the freedom of university most jobs seem a bit, well, constricting.
Over the next few days, the scotoma became well defined and constricted.
These closures occurred during a well-defined and relatively constricted time frame, at the very beginning of the pandemic strain's emergence in Australia, where Victoria was the first state to report person-to-person transmission.
"But of course in the tunnel wars it was so constrained and constricted and so well documented, we know exactly what happened, at what time and what the results were".
Additionally, individuals with WARBM have permanently constricted pupils, as well as congenital cataracts.
Palatal malformations occur in 75% of Apert syndrome patients and include cleft soft palate or bifid uvula, as well as highly arched and constricted palates with a median furrow, lateral palatal swellings, relatively shorter hard palate and relatively longer and thicker soft palate (Kreiborg and Cohen, 1992; Cohen and Kreiborg, 1996).
Faith can console as well as constrict, and sex can bring confusion along with intimacy and pleasure.
Latecomers often get stuck watching the show from the back of the kitchen, which offers a view so constricted they might as well be staring through the shaft of a piccolo.
And yes, Stephen O'Mara struggled in the role vocally as well, with a tone that was often constricted and quavery, even in this jewel box of a theater, seating a mere 1,100.
In "Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen," Mr. Holzmair used supple dynamics and a deliberately constricted range of timbres — as well as body language, a legitimate part of a singer's arsenal — to paint vividly the heartbreak that animates this cycle.
