Sentence examples for confines come from inspiring English sources

From seemingly quiet confines come the loudest expressions.

Then the last words of the sentence, "our culture's confines". There came the persistent question: What is culture and what has become of ours?

Within these confines, we gradually come to see the world that Joy has built to sustain Jack's innocence and purity; to keep him "normal".

After that come: confined spaces, flying and strangers.

After that will come confined field trials where the modified mosquitoes are released in a net-covered shed to mate.

I learned a lot, and seeing Australia from that perspective, it seemed so obvious that we shouldn't define or confine those that come across the seas.

In 1939, he didn't come East, confining himself to the Pacific Coast championship, in which he lost to Riggs in five sets in the final.

Above all, his powers should be confined to matters that come within his own area of religious expertise, and not extended to other matters of state, such as foreign affairs and economic issues.

Astronauts have to be screened for their ability to tolerate long stretches in tightly confined isolation, and they come to depend on radio and video communications for social contact.

For an hour every afternoon, children not confined to bed can come there to watch cartoons.

ARM's executives left their Cambridge confines this week and came to Silicon Valley to show off Eagle, the next version of the company's top-of-the-line chip design.