Sentence examples for circumscribed i from inspiring English sources

But for Robert Wyatt, mental freedom is circumscribed: "I cannot will myself to limitless mutations," he mourns.

And, being the son of a drug lord, he lives a life that is heavily circumscribed – "I know maybe thirteen or fourteen people" – yet filled with experience of death.

Whenever Romney does step out of his tightly circumscribed "I understand business" framework, it is to appeal to conservatives by attacking the president's dubious appreciation of capitalism — saying that Obama "fails to understand America," that he regards the United States as "just another country with a flag" and that he takes his inspiration "from the socialist Democrats of Europe".

This is partly a result of the attempt to present a modern (phylogenetic) interpretation of the land plant clade; rather than descriding vaguely defined ranked groups of plants, we concentrate on fairly well circumscribed, i.e. phylogentically meaningful plant taxa.

The scope of our talk was tightly circumscribed: I'd been directed beforehand only to ask about fashion generally and "Style Drivers" in particular: no basketball, nothing touching on the upcoming season.

Based on frequency, health behaviors can be classified into ongoing or repeated behaviors (i.e., seat belt use), intermittent behaviors (i.e., annual influenza vaccination), and circumscribed preventative action (i.e., a new vaccine or a new screening test) [ 28].

"When I can't say something," she explained, "I circumscribe".

A feature vector is formed accumulating the position vectors, p (i.e., circumscribed rectangle corner coordinates and size) and texture vectors, t (i.e., coarseness, contrast, skewness, and kurtosis) of each salient objects [3].

I attempt to disengage as I resist becoming circumscribed by some singular stereotypical identity, a placeholder for what "Indian" means to this person.

Though I'd been there dozens of times in the past, my experience had always been circumscribed by whatever menial activity I was there to perform.

The profound comprehension of History is the basis for any comprehension of art and languages, which necessarily bears a direct relationship with the historical conditions circumscribing it (KS, I, x).