Sentence examples for a more circumscribed from inspiring English sources

A more circumscribed improvement in attention was also seen in the Wildtype littermates.

The dark-comedy successors to "Cheers" and "Seinfeld" enjoyed a more circumscribed kind of success, earning passionate but smaller audiences.

Even a more circumscribed play like Krapp's Last Tape is coloured by the personality of the performer.

But the ACT is generally considered a broader test of high school mastery than the SAT, which tests a more circumscribed set of math, reading and language skills.

The young Bismarck resented exchanging an easy life in the country for a more circumscribed life in a large city, where in school he was pitted against the sons of Berlin's best-educated families.

At the very least, the move would allow dissenters, mostly Democrats, to vote to take a stand against Iraq yet give Mr. Bush a more circumscribed ability to use force.

The insurance industry violently opposed giving patients the right to sue, and the alternative bills offered patients a far more circumscribed access to the courts.

Back in the 1960's, nothing was a given any longer, in art or life, at least if you were 20-something and in what was then a much more circumscribed world of art.

Despite dealing with a rather more circumscribed subject than usual (he's two albums down with his "Fifty States Project" having already recorded Michigan and Illinois), The BQE is a typically celebratory venture and a multimedia one at that: his shimmering orchestral arrangements are there to accompany a film.

It was a clash between cultural developments drawn from vast regions of the world versus cultural developments from a much more circumscribed area.

Last year the organizers of that daylong, citywide celebration created MAKE MUSIC WINTER, a winter-solstice event more circumscribed but hardly less ambitious, mustering a dozen participatory music parades in throughout the city.