Sentence examples for confines set for from inspiring English sources

Bethia Mayfield, a restless minister's daughter and the heroine of Brooks's historical novel, must learn to exist within the confines set for women by the Massachusetts Bay Puritans.

The heroine of this beautifully written historical novel must learn to exist within the confines set for women by the Massachusetts Bay Puritans.

It can be argued, for example, that public judgments should affect priority setting only within some narrow confines set by principled arguments.

Others in more agreeable confines should take this opportunity to load up on trans-fats and get set for what should be a cracker.

A complete data set for urine samples could not be obtained at Post-Ex 60, and thus, these measurements were confined to Post-Ex 30.

For the second wave, R n was estimated as 1.08 2.02 in open settings and as 1.43 (95% confidence interval: 1.23, 1.63) in a single confined setting.

"If a woman departs from the very confined role set out for her by society, if she's not modestly dressed, if she's not the good wife and mother, if she chooses a career that is not up to social approval, then she deserves whatever happens to her, ranging from sexual harassment to a killing".

The sand unit was a confined reservoir that provided an idea setting for evaluation of an EOR method.

The experiment's volunteers did not get on to 'virtual' motorways during the research; their 'middle of the road' approach was confined to the lanes set out for them on the laptops and the simulator.

Her set confines the actors for most of the 50-minute play to a glass-fronted enclosure that resembles a dunk tank, allowing them to splash around in a No. 10 washtub that is a stand-in for the bath of the title.

Some people would say that DeLillo's book isn't obviously cinematic precisely for those reasons: the confined setting and the heightened, not exactly naturalistic dialogue.