Sentence examples for appears confined from inspiring English sources

Poetry's capacity to rattle governments is not, it appears, confined to totalitarian regimes.

Support for military retaliation appears confined to those too old to fight.

Indeed, most of the damage from the recent fighting appears confined to small agricultural hamlets outside Mingora, according to interviews with displaced people.

While security activities receive an exception, it appears confined to self-defense, a term often defined narrowly to include only cross-border attacks.

"However, growth appears confined to the domestic market, with new export orders falling slightly in the month, illustrating the effects of the recession in the eurozone.

Their distaste for Ruthless appears confined to Heller and a thieving manager named Carsten Willer; Berg and Coldhands remember Eazy-E as a joker and an instinctive businessman, who took a chance on two unknown Danes.

Misgivings about the Fed action appeared confined to emerging markets, but Germany's economy minister, Rainer Brüderle, also weighed in.

And two people who were questioned by the Justice Department, who insisted on anonymity, said the concern appeared confined to this deal.

Conversely, if default appeared confined to one large entity like California — as was the case with New York in 1975 — the politics would probably prevent any rescue.

Unlike the civil-war years, when political allegiances were often motivated by fear, Bukele's fans adore him freely, emboldened, perhaps, by the feeling that they are choosing someone who does not appear confined by political tradition.

Strikingly, eukaryotic SNTs appear confined to Group-II.