Sentence examples for circumscribed nature from inspiring English sources

That said, I did want to make some serious points about the circumscribed nature of femininity in today's culture.

One of the conclusions of his book, its pessimism about the circumscribed nature of black American life, is that escape is one option.

It is probably true in the more dysfunctional prisons, but there is often a much more symbiotic relationship between inmates and guards, both bound by the odd and extremely circumscribed nature of the environment they share.

Sir John Stanley, the Conservative MP who heads the committee, said the relatively small number of licences which had been withdrawn reflected the "circumscribed" nature of the UK's moratorium, which he said referred only to equipment which could be deployed against Ukraine and did not cover Russia's wider defence needs.

Whilst superficially the limitations are employed on a 'harm-to-others' rationale, the fact that the supposed harms fail to undergo any empirical analysis exemplifies the circumscribed nature of the judicial balancing process.

With this point in mind, our analyses seem to reveal points of divergence, particularly between these two diagnoses, with respect to the circumscribed nature of the notion of recovery for schizophrenia and the diffuse character of recovery in borderline personality disorder.

Not surprisingly, his life here is circumscribed by the nature of his position and by security imperatives.

The well-circumscribed nature of this nodular area of calcification/ossification in the left alar ligament helps to discriminate this lesion from a fracture.

The well-circumscribed nature, low attenuation and mild contrast enhancement of esophageal GIST are similar to those in other locations.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

Freedom, circumscribed, is an unstable state of nature, and the generals may not be able to control the forces they have unleashed.