Sentence examples for circumscribe all from inspiring English sources

It also notes that in Saudi Arabia, "women are not permitted to drive cars, don't have voting rights (more enlightened rules come into effect in 2015), and cope with a whole regime of draconian, religious laws that circumscribe all aspects of their lives".

Once aesthetics seriously engages with biodiversity, it becomes difficult to establish a non-arbitrary account of art that will circumscribe all recognized forms of human art but not include forms of non-human communication.

"The Outrage is that the whole land surface is becoming covered by the creeping mildew that already circumscribes all of our towns... Subtopia is the annihilation of the site, the steamrollering of all individuality of place to one uniform and mediocre pattern".

Nate's world is circumscribed, as all our worlds are.

Brought to this country against our will, forced to provide "free labor" in some of the most brutal and inhumane conditions known in human history, mercilessly circumscribed by all manner of law and convention and now; in this age, incarcerated in disproportionate numbers in this nation, black people still remain strangers that are rarely welcomed.

But displacement would have served as the wedge that broke the walls of the here-and-now that circumscribe almost all ACSs (including all ACSs of other neurologically-complex organisms), potentially allowing free reference to anything in the world, past or future, real or imagined.

Briefly, the endocardial border of the LV, including the papillary muscles, was circumscribed manually to define the region of interest (careful attention was paid to circumscribe the LV all along the respiratory cycle).

Shopping trips, lovers' trysts and football matches are all circumscribed by safety concerns.

Even Ellington's professional life is examined in circumscribed areas, almost all of which touch at some point upon race.

All the promises and vows priests make are circumscribed by requirement that all Catholics lead chaste lives.

Thus, in the time-honoured tradition of all good parents, we have decided it is better to circumscribe his activities and curtail his life chances than to risk revealing our weakness.