Sentence examples for it limit itself from inspiring English sources

After all, given animation technology's ability to depict almost anything that can be imagined, why should it limit itself to mere realism?

The government would probably prefer that it limited itself to such uncontroversial charitable activities.

It limited itself to buying smaller firms, either for their technology or to stop them going to Oracle.

It limits itself to a single big theme — but then, it's the biggest there is: the pursuit of truth.

Car and Driver's ambition to grade every car in the world according to the same methodology would be fine if it limited itself to a single dimension.

The book's first weakness is that it limits itself to narrative, with a flimsy chapter about the dos and don'ts of a merger tacked on at the end.

Yet that is a minor quibble to take with a book that addresses one of the main criticisms of his previous work: that it limited itself to telling the story only of Africa's half-century since independence.

The Times can't afford to, and if it limited itself to accepting work only from paid staffers, the paper would probably be about half the size and have a lot less content.

As one would expect of HBO, it is beautifully made – but it's emotionally underwhelming and horribly unenlightening: rather than offering anything in the way of social commentary on family values during the Vietnam years, it limits itself to being a superficial made-for-TV biog of an unhappy woman fed up with her philandering husband.

Objectivity in science was possibly insofar as it limited itself to description, even in causal terms, of relations to situations to be preferred on external grounds (Neurath 1911).

This attitude is merely in line with the selective application of what remains as the anomaly of the Turkish asylum regime, that is, it limits itself to accepting asylum applications only from European nationals.