Sentence examples for circumscribed question from inspiring English sources

He answers this question in the affirmative, but only because in the end he treats it as a categorically circumscribed question.

We would do better to take on the much more circumscribed question: what is the system of rules (the grammar) that generates all the allowable sentences?

Since it would take us too far away from our present concerns to explore this issue properly, we merely note that it remains a controversial question whether (properly circumscribed) conceivability is sufficient for logical possibility.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

While a range of political questions circumscribe the feasibility of urban green commons, we discuss their usefulness in management of different types of urban habitats, their political justification and limitation, their potential for improved biodiversity conservation, and conditions for their emergence.

And the decision is only the latest in years of Supreme Court losses for organized labor on central questions of collective bargaining, decisions that have "seriously circumscribed the capacity of a post-industrial work force to engage in effective group action," as Professor James J. Brudney, a labor law expert at Fordham Law School, put it in a recent conversation.

Functional dissociability is associated with neural localizability in a strong sense, namely, the system in question is implemented in neural circuitry that is both relatively circumscribed in extent (though not necessarily in contiguous areas) and dedicated to the realization of that system and that system only.

Many different kinds of interactions are not circumscribed by state membership and yet can importantly affect human beings' most fundamental interests, so asking the question about what individual human beings owe one another often uncovers significant neglected features of relationships and structures that are of normative concern.

The intimacy is circumscribed.

Pizza deliveries are circumscribed.

"There's nothing circumscribed here".