Sentence examples for creating limits from inspiring English sources

The basic idea was that all the crazy, depraved, bigoted, and pathologically abusive things Trump said and did to dominate the coverage were also alienating the key voter groups he needed to improve among — college educated whites, especially women; younger voters; and nonwhites, creating limits on his ability to expand his appeal.

Within a country, means of promoting international human rights include incorporating international norms into a state's constitution and criminal law; creating limits on federalism; and, promoting human rights through propaganda and education.

On the other hand, the director has no patience with the notion sometimes put forward by censorship advocates back home that "we have good directors because we've been creating limits.

Decide how much room you have in your own home, and set concrete limits of how much to keep, such as "20 books, one set of dishes, six items of clothing". By creating limits in specific categories, it will be easier to choose what is most important and hopefully not become overwhelmed with sheer quantities.

Since 1985, the Brighton Press in San Diego, California, has been creating limited-edition artists' books under the guidance of director Michele Burgess and founder Bill Kelly.

They can try lots of things including creating limited-edition pieces dedicated to archaic VOR skylanes and apps dedicated to making a pilot's life a little easier.

"We" and "us" also create limits.

Calling climate change by another name creates limits of its own.

The time needed for recovery of sagebrush creates limits to fire use in managing sage-grouse habitat.

Perhaps you created limits around how much you use digital technology, or built specific time into your week to see friends?

As to the tendency of the "American Creed" to create limits on public discourse, Louis Hartz wrote 50 years ago of "America's absolutism: the sober faith that its norms are self-evident.