Sentence examples for how confined from inspiring English sources

The boy asks repeatedly "Do we live in water?" Are we like fish in a tank, getting nowhere and never realizing how confined we are?

The amount of toughening depends on the molecular size of the polymer used in the nanocomposite and how confined the molecules are in the pores.

An understanding of how confined animals move within the space available to them is essential in the design of effective captive environments that maximize animal welfare.

When I'm writing from a man's point of view, particularly if it is first-person, all of a sudden I'm aware of how confined I feel, how I can't use that word because it is emotionally charged, too gushy.

"No matter how confined you think your group of visitors is going to be, you never know who's going to come in and look at it," said Chuck Green, president of Logic Arts, a Web design firm in Glen Ellen, Va.

"That day I expressed concern about how confined some of us are here in North America to particular approaches to worship.

As we listen to them, we become aware, by degrees, of how confining the space we're in is.

"Not being a person of transgender experience, I didn't realize how confining the legal limit on your gender identity could be," he said.

The simplified design, and the contrast between the spotlit court and the darkened stands, heightened the sense that the players were onstage, and somehow intensified both one's understanding of how far today's players are drawn wide by sharp-angled, deep-bouncing, topspin-loaded shots, and how confining a tennis court can be: so many balls land out by so little.

Now, how we confine them, how we treat them while we're there, the respect and dignity we provide them ― those are things that I'm passionate about.

This study investigates how a confined flow field affects the structure of a tribrachial flame.