Sentence examples for be contained even by from inspiring English sources
Dragons grow up and their power cannot be contained even by those who raised them, as Daenerys learns when the charred bodies of small livestock, and eventually children, start turning up, courtesy of her well-treated, fire-breathed babes.
A wild graffiti print can't be contained, not even by proper satin pumps and slick hair.
For me, it's because the gigantic energies that Sibelius is unleashing in his symphony – whether they're the cosmic dance of the faster music, or the impersonal yet shatteringly moving slow music at the start and end of the piece, or the stately power of the trombone theme – are too massive to be contained by any structure, even one as sophisticated as Sibelius's.
But it is clear that Savile was already revelling in his role as a local celebrity and his ego was even now struggling to be contained by the cavernous venues of the northern industrial cities as evidenced by a 1960 visit to the United States where he struck up an unlikely friendship with Elvis Presley.
Even more so does "culling exotic species which cannot be contained by native wildlife".
The result is a delicious tension between the organic and the geometric, the straight and the curved – as if the energy of the sphere is contained, or even harnessed, by the notional cube that surrounds it.
The fact that it was buried actually seems to support the argument that the missile programs might well have been contained by vigorous inspection, even without an invasion.
Even if Isis is being contained by western military action and undermined by its own weaknesses, we are now faced by some stark realities.
Even if Microsoft is contained by antitrust remedies,.NET is likely to reign supreme on the PC but not in the entire consumer market.
