Sentence examples for it confines itself from inspiring English sources

But a Court does all that its duty compels when it confines itself to the controversy before it.

Sometimes it confines itself to the surface of the skin.

It confines itself to resources like gas, nickel and timber, for which market prices exist.

In this discussion, it confines itself as much as possible to studies involving design objects as stimulus material.

It confines itself to the British manifestations of the phenomenon and even comes at that narrowed subject obliquely.

Le Dernier Caravansérail doesn't go in for economic or political overviews; instead, it confines itself to the real experiences of the actors and the inhabitants of refugee camps.

During Sifton's tenure, however, its entry into direct politics was still several years away, and it confined itself to advocating for farmers' interests.

Originally it confined itself to leering shots of cheerleaders.

Unlike some of those other efforts, New York's task force will not be limited to capital cases, nor will it confine itself to a single set of recommendations.

Islamic theology was Islamic in the strict sense: it confined itself within the Islamic religious community, and it remained separate from the Christian and Jewish theologies that developed in the same cultural context and used Arabic as a linguistic medium.

Should the state test all pregnant women, regardless of history, race or class, or should it confine itself to certain groups and, if so, which ones? Research has shown that black women are ten times more likely to be tested for prenatal drug use than white women; Ms Whitner herself is black.