Sentence examples for and is not confined from inspiring English sources

Racism in America was not — and is not — confined to the South.

Alaska's appetite for federal dollars has always been voracious and is not confined to the stimulus.

Perhaps what he has to say has wider appeal than you imagine, and is not confined to "indulging in an ancient French pastime".

Contrary to common belief, the practice does not originate in the Vietnam era and is not confined to Asia (where, thanks to Hinduism, Buddhism, and other religions, posthumous cremation is far more common than in the West).

The grooming and sexual exploitation of children by adults happens in every town and city across the country and is "not confined to Asian gangs in gritty northern towns," a charity said today.

Paul Doyle Match report: Norwich 0-1 Manchester United The Europa League final is the clearest sign of Liverpool's progress under Jürgen Klopp, but their improvement in front of goal at Anfield is another gauge that should not be overlooked and is not confined to European competition.

Spawned in the wild, "spats" attach naturally to ropes and are not confined – and harvesting does not damage the seabed.

But these ethical dilemmas run through society as a whole, and are not confined to medical ethics".

Even so, the infection is easily the largest so far, and was not confined to Mr Daschle's office.

The technique originated in 16th-century Europe and was not confined to England as its name would imply.

The spread of progressive education became more rapid from the 1920s on and was not confined to any particular country.