Sentence examples for help circumscribe from inspiring English sources

We are not suggesting these interpretations act upon the self in a deterministic way; but rather that they help circumscribe the range of possibilities a person can envisage for herself.

Alan F. Westin, a legal scholar who nearly half a century ago defined the modern right to privacy in the incipient computer age — a definition that anticipated the reach of Big Brother and helped circumscribe its limits — died on Monday in Saddle River, N.J.

As with the MLST databases, eMLSA.net is an actively curated open-access website and submissions of MLSA data on further strains of those species that currently are represented by only a small number of strains will help to circumscribe these species.

"When I can't say something," she explained, "I circumscribe".

But it has since tried to circumscribe that power.

And, again: "To circumscribe poetry by a definition will only show the narrowness of the definer".

The square does not circumscribe the circle.

The metaphors we used to circumscribe this possibility set were mostly drawn from books and architecture (pages, browser, sites etc.).

And, in rarer cases, we should circumscribe choice.

At every turn the state acts to circumscribe, as tightly as possible, the sovereignty of First Alaskans.

These academics complain that Hillel's Standards of Partnership "narrowly circumscribe discourse about Israel-Palestine".