Sentence examples for a very circumscribed from inspiring English sources

When one wanders around Chadds Ford today, one might think Andrew Wyeth led a very circumscribed life.

You are working with rhythm in a very circumscribed space and with subtext.

To a generation weaned on getting and spending, it sounds a very circumscribed life: he has never been outside the UK - "I wasn't keen on travelling" - and does not appear to have owned a car.

Scholars have been aware for a long time of the curious paradox of Enlightenment thought, that the supposedly universal aspiration to liberty, equality and fraternity in fact only operated within a very circumscribed universe.

If there be any knowledge in my mind of the nature of man, I should think it would be the last thing that would enter into the mind of any man to grant exclusive advantages, in a very circumscribed district, to the prejudice of the community at large.

The traditional approach to knowledge discovery involves publication in peer-reviewed journals by a very circumscribed group of contributors.

"We had rather extensive discussions, and the Russians told us that there was some cooperation between Russian entities and the Indians, but that the cooperation was very circumscribed," a senior Administration official said.

Inclusion criteria for residents were that they should meet criteria for Functional Assessment Staging (FAST) [ 21] stages 6 or 7, and should have no, or only very limited, verbal communication, indicated by an inability to clearly verbally communicate needs and wishes, with speech either very circumscribed and limited to single words or phrases or completely absent.

It's just very circumscribed.

In fact, although they did have some experience, it was very circumscribed, barely sketched.

What was unusual about this was, normally you hang out with people and follow them around, but Anthony Weiner's life is very circumscribed.