Sentence examples similar to a question of confines from inspiring English sources
While some see the question of Camus's legacy as relating to a question of France's continuing attempts at cultural imperialism, others believe the issue is increasingly confined to an ageing generation of Algerians who can recall the war.
How the legislature or the executive decides to deal with a question within the confines of the powers each constitutionally have is beyond judicial control.
Watching the daring Buzkashi riders race their horses for control of a dead goat in the brutal tribal sport, the two friends begin to question the confines of their lives.
Many of the parents who allow their children to occupy that "middle space" were socially liberal even before they had a pink boy, quick to defend gay rights and women's equality and to question the confines of traditional masculinity and femininity.
THOMAS MORAN is a connoisseur of confined spaces.
One of the questions I get asked all the time is "why is college so expensive?" It is a question that has exploded now beyond the confines of academia into the realm of policy debate and popular media.
In so doing, this Comment attempts to identify a path through the political thicket, confining the question of partisan gerrymandering to three discrete judicial decisions.
As James Madison wrote in 1793, in no part of the Constitution is more wisdom to be found than in the clause which confines the question of war or peace to the legislature and not to the executive department.
The 2013 documentary "Blackfish" also cast a critical eye on SeaWorld, reporting on Tilikum's treatment and raising the question of whether orcas should be confined in marine parks.
