Sentence examples for instead of confining from inspiring English sources

Instead of confining herself to the deeds of valiant men, she also gives the stage to women and slaves.

Instead of confining itself to a narrow definition of spam, the email filter has its users teach it.

Instead of confining New Yorkers we can find suitable solutions through creating a soft shoreline with native organisms that were heavily populated in this area.

Instead of confining the circle between an inscribed and a circumscribed polygon, the new view regarded the circle as identical to the polygons, and the polygons to one another, when the number of their sides becomes infinitely great.

Instead of confining elderly Medicaid patients in nursing homes when they become infirm, why not give them a broad array of options, everything from home care to adult day care centers and assisted living?

Instead of confining every gang member accused of a crime, or every juvenile who failed a drug test, judges now look at a youth's record and risk to determine whether he should remain free.

Most importantly, the fourth reason is that Shiny facilitates rapid development and deployment of web applications, which is especially beneficial for the scientific community as predictive models can be readily deployed as a web server, which is accessible to a wider group of users instead of confined to those with a background in computer science.

Instead of just confining his maverick talents to clothing, he invented a (literally) game-changing metal racquet in 1963.

They were inspired by research that shows studying in different locations, instead of just confining yourself in one place all the time, can actually help with memory retention because the brain makes associations between information and the sensations it experiences, consciously or not, in different environments.

Instead of being confined to camps, many African-American prisoners were put to forced labor.

Instead of being confined to desks, children circulated freely in the classroom, choosing the activities that interested them.