Sentence examples for from confining from inspiring English sources

Far from confining themselves to the texts by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, they start with the premise that the great detective and his sidekick were real people, whose lives can be investigated as though they were historical figures.

The legislation would have forbidden owners from confining a dog in a pen, cage or other container for more than 15 continuous hours, or more than 22 hours in a 24-hour period.

In this case we are talking about the man-made peril that comes from confining a wild killer whale in a theme park and the economic peril of trying to recreate through nurture what, it turns out, can often be taught only through nature.

Apart from confining stress, the pore pressure could affect the measured permeability.

This model (con2), considers the transverse pressure from confining reinforcement steel.

It was confirmed the composite effect from confining concrete and the effect of an increase in stiffness proportional to the strength of concrete based on the test results of the flexural strength.

It is far from confined to them.

Hostility was far from confined to one race.

The practice is far from confined to primitive tribes in remote regions.

After he turned 6, he, too, could enjoy two weeks of his summer away from confined city spaces.

Unfortunately, consumers don't have many options when "ripe and ready" produce fails to deliver — it's far from confined to avocados.