Sentence examples for in a circumscribed from inspiring English sources
They're trashy, selfish, catchy and often hilarious — smart pop storytelling in a circumscribed realm.
But even that crew of mutant misfits turned protectors of humanity exists in a circumscribed imaginative space.
He is equipped with a number of tried-and-true qualities, including the neat-but-tattered wardrobe, the meticulously earnest argumentativeness and the self-importance that comes with living in a circumscribed world.
"Thrilling Tales" offers an alternative to what Chabon calls "the contemporary, quotidian, plotless, moment-of-truth revelatory story" that he maintains dominates the contemporary scene, leaving him a "bored reader" in a "circumscribed world".
In baseball cap, steel-rimmed glasses, T-shirt, shorts and sneakers, sometimes with a microphone and sometimes without, taking long strides in a circumscribed area, he shouted commands to his dozen-plus swimmers who take to the water like dolphins, but with more variety.
A voluntary movement results in a circumscribed desynchronization (decrease) in the μ and lower β bands.
Most of the victims' bodies were found within two miles of Mr. Franklin's home in a fairly circumscribed section of South Los Angeles near the 110 and 105 Freeways.
University students or recent graduates, they were raised in a world circumscribed by narrow boundaries drawn hard by politics and geography.
Even in a town circumscribed by history, ritual and hidebound reminiscence, a longtime establishment can adapt, and Siro's, a 121-seat gathering place for the Learjet set, has done just that.
He has spoken in interviews of the possibility of taking the novel beyond the modern Western conceptions that have defined it, such as of the bourgeois individual who seeks self-knowledge and strives to establish his moral worth before his peers in a historically circumscribed society.
Like many films of the Occupation, "The Damned" is set in a strictly circumscribed space — the gossipy, ingrown village of Henri Georges Clouzot's film "Le Corbeau" ("The Raven"), the isolated mountain inn of Jean Grémillon's "Lumière d'Été" (both 1943) — populated by a cross-section of representative social types.
