Sentence examples for yet constrained from inspiring English sources

It's ingenious, rousing, passionate — and yet constrained by the iron force of its own sense of virtue.

Forced to miss many performances yet constrained from speaking about the cause, Ms. Benanti said she was criticized as "a drama queen and a faker".

Whether stepping aside to avoid a collision, following the person in front through a crowd or navigating busy streets, pedestrians are autonomous yet constrained by others.

By that I mean that texting is the support system for more fluid systems as yet constrained by carriers and to some extent platform vendors bent on using these new communications patterns to frustrate competitors out for Web dominance.

While the host crystalline CD lattice is stable to ∼300 °C, the uncovered, yet constrained, portions of the N-6 chains emanating from the CD-IC surfaces may crystallize below, or be molten above ∼225 °C, and confer upon them shape-memory.

Both of these elements tend to be the domain of brash young practitioners, who are not yet constrained by rigid habits of thought that almost inevitably result from long periods of study of a single problem, and who are not yet enmeshed in a discipline's details and complexities.

Most powerfully, the single largest factor in our projected fiscal imbalances are the health care entitlements Medicare and Medicaid, underscoring the fundamental importance of health care reform that expands coverage to more Americans yet constrains costs.

Victoria Okoye, founder of African Urbanism For years I have talked about Accra's bifurcated urban development as a city of "haves" and "have nots" that aspires to global city status, yet is constrained by and disconnected from on-the-ground realities: urban sprawl, inequality, and infrastructure and economic challenges.

He said he thought about "members of my own staff who are in incredibly committed monogamous relationships, same-sex relationships, who are raising kids together," and about "those soldiers or airmen or Marines or sailors who are out there fighting on my behalf and yet feel constrained, even now that 'don't ask, don't tell' is gone, because they are not able to commit themselves in a marriage".

An Antarctic Intermediate Water origin is inferred as driving mechanism for the drift development, although glacial conditions are not yet well constrained.

However, the full range of conditions over which zircon is able to deform by crystal-plastic processes has not yet been constrained, and currently there are no published studies that systematically test the extent to which a given population of zircon grains can be affected by rock deformation.