Sentence examples for generally confined from inspiring English sources

A generation ago, young adults like Ms. Graham and Mr. Ruvolo were generally confined to institutions, with no expectation of a normal life.

Fibreglass buoys are generally confined to sheltered waters.

But that kind of big singing is generally confined to the privacy of his home.

In terrestrial vertebrates the taste receptor system is generally confined to the oral cavity.

In economics the word capital is generally confined to "real" as opposed to merely "financial" assets.

Mountain glaciers are generally confined to a more or less marked path directing their movement.

In the past, America has generally confined its high-level involvement in the subcontinent's affairs to short-run crisis management.

It's worth noting, too, that Ball's few legitimate heiresses are still generally confined to the small screen.

In "Bacchus and Me," McInerney generally confined himself to the usual subjects — Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Napa, Sonoma.

China has generally confined its remarks about Pakistan-based terrorism to expressing support for the Pakistani government's antimilitant efforts.

Masks, which were worn for initiations, were generally confined to basketry hoods with elaborate openwork eye panels and noses.