Sentence examples for confinement to a from inspiring English sources

CONFINEMENT to a wheelchair is not merely frustrating and degrading.

His confinement to a mental hospital in between sessions of the trial was miserable.

On my block of Garfield Place, kids still enjoy playing outdoors, but for them this means confinement to a five-foot strip of sidewalk.

The scenery, designed by Eiko and Koma, moves more visibly than they do, and their confinement to a mobile set is also a novel idea.

That image derived from her long confinement to a hospital after a cancer diagnosis and was a persuasive example of the readiness of many young Japanese artists to use intimate events and feelings as a basis for work.

A reader who was clearly familiar with Peace's whole oeuvre pointed out how, in every one of his novels, narrative intensity was produced by confinement to "a short amount of time" (44 days in the case of The Damned Utd).

This disease was variously "cured" with abstinence, vegetarianism, cold douches or more viciously with confinement to an asylum or even a form of female genital mutilation where the clitoris was removed.

But its confinement to an eddy and the use of iron sulfate instead of natural iron-bearing dust make it hard to know "how this experimentally induced bloom reflects natural processes".

Confinement to an uncomplex classifier has the advantage of being independent of further specifications such as neural network topologies, training algorithms, learning rates, or other parameters.

The reported lesions were characterized by well and/or moderately differentiated histology, expansive growth, confinement to an aggregate of lymphoid tissue, and cystically dilated tumor glands containing an abundance of necrotic debris.

James Mason is an IRA man holed up in a safe house, who leaves his confinement to lead a bank robbery.