“constrained to”簡單造句，constrained to造句子

The word "interoperate" (and its derivative forms) is constrained to mean the ability to exchange and correctly interpret messages that are sent between two services.

He stood in front of me shaking his fists, so that my good Chief of Staff, Thomale, felt constrained to seize me by the skirt of my jacket and pull me backward lest I be the victim of a physical assault.

Barrington was constrained to admit that all things considered it was right for Newman to mind his own business.

I felt constrained to do what he told me.