Sentence examples for As confined from inspiring English sources

But, while Thorne has visible promise, his play seems as confined as its hapless heroine.

The regulations governing the racing are not nearly as confined as in Formula One, so the teams are free to come up with different ways of designing and building their cars.

Set in a brooding Oregon asylum (played by the Eastern State Hospital near Spokane, Wash). in the 1960s — presumably to allow the writers, Michael and Shawn Rasmussen, free rein with medieval treatment protocols — the film feels as confined as the asylum's fetching young inmates.

Subsequent experiments challenged these conclusions as single cell analysis of human embryos showed single XIST clouds defined as confined areas of XIST transcript accumulations in blastocysts (van den Berg et al. 2009).

We no longer think of rape as confined to cases involving violent attack by a stranger.

He sees it as confined endurance drawing-taping; he constructs lines using masking tape.

He identified the forces of change as confined solely to the educated and propertied middle class.

Modern-day Northerners tend to view slavery as confined to the Confederacy, thinking of the Northeast as made up of "free states".

Newman more than justifies his interest in this film, which has probably too often been dismissed as confined by genre, commercial, and without depth.

He was on the bench and in a suit that probably felt as confining as a straitjacket.

Among these images is a close-up of a pair of eyes, which in the world of "Yellowman" feel as confining as prison bars.