Sentence examples for confined of from inspiring English sources
"confined of" is not a correct usage of English
It is not an idiomatic phrase. If you are looking to express the idea of restriction or confinement, you can use the phrase "confined within" or "confined to". For example, "The teacher confined the students to their seats during the lecture."
I was confined, of course, by what we know from Pip Pirrip's account in Great Expectations of the lady's subsequent purdah and the grooming of her ward Estella.
The hydrogeologic system was concerned unconfined and confined of one layer type.
ISLE is renovating some tired-looking properties, staying careful to do so within the confined of what it can handle given the terrible impact the recession is having on its business.
(Whether this task can be suitably confined, of course, has long been one of the crucial questions about whether such indirect forms of utilitarianism, attractive on other grounds, can prevent themselves from collapsing into a more Benthamite, direct form: cf. Brandt 1979).
The best models in terms of their performance are stored and can be used for the prediction of surface roughness of random input data, confined of course in the extremes of the input data used in the training of the models, but also 3D surfaces are produced for the a priori determination and selection of optimum cutting conditions, based on experimental results and simulation output.
Due to a misunderstanding, the farmer sent 30 (21 free-range, 9 confined), of the remaining 136 pigs to slaughter in week 25, i.e. 1 week prior to the final gait scoring and blood sampling.
Because of the confined space?
The confines of its realism mask narrative sleight of hand.
Prized roosters pecked away under the confines of straw cloches.
"She's actually limited by the confines of the set.
In 1993 submissions were opened beyond the confines of Frankfurt.
