Sentence examples for confining no one from inspiring English sources

After all, if a trailer park like the Calle weren't confining, no one would stay.

Perhaps the biggest distinction between the 1912 bindery in the old library building, and the Conservation Program in Butler is that our workplace is no longer confined to one room, but extends to every part of the Libraries where our collections are studied, handled and stored.

No one was killed or seriously injured, the flames were confined to one apartment on the 13th floor and five members of a family were rescued by firefighters.

But the disaster at the World Trade Center created a new measure of environmental impact -- no longer confined to just one neighborhood or even one city.

These numbers would of course be even larger if one confined one's attention to those countries where the PFI is particularly large.

It can't be easy to be confined to one building, no matter how prestigious the postcode.

The underhanded tactics Allen employed to win elections for ten years are by no means confined to one party, and they permeate every level of electioneering.

For breast cancer, no spread is node-negative cancer confined to one breast with no distant spread.

One way of understanding this claim is methodological: thinking from subaltern standpoints is more fruitful than confining one's thinking to dominant perspectives.

Others, such as the site's ability to publish things that no one confined to single jurisdiction can publish, might become more valuable.

In 1994 the Internet was confined to people that no one would ever call mainstream.