Sentence examples for have circumscribed from inspiring English sources

In creating a new word and embracing its self-involved implications, we have circumscribed our own critical capacities.

It also demonstrates how unpopular actions like the Iraq war have circumscribed Washington's ability to execute policies abroad and have created a lasting credibility problem.

They will have good jobs and happy families and material comforts, but they now have circumscribed political futures and will always be branded as losers.

They have circumscribed his life, and turned ordinary undertakings — going on a trip, visiting friends, doing errands — into a daunting obstacle course.

The commoners and even the nobles are trapped in a society in which they have circumscribed roles to play and are used by the powerful.

Specific atoms have circumscribed functions in modern biology, but, aside from structure and the need for the liquid interaction medium, they may not be fundamental.

But legal scholars could recall no ruling that had circumscribed presidential power significantly.

It had circumscribed Fricke's movements for much of his career.

But it was a disheartening reminder of an assumption that has circumscribed my life: couples ought to "match".

But pressure from Roman Catholics, religious conservatives and anti-abortionists has circumscribed what scientists can do with federal money.

There you are, on the beach, just checking in with the news of the world as you've circumscribed it.