Sentence examples for it restricts itself from inspiring English sources

It restricts itself to seven main genres classical, electronica, jazz and blues, metal and punk rock, new age, rock and pop and world.

The first, responding in 1910 to Gide's overtures, goes directly to the point: "The whole question is to find out if a commercial enterprise can survive, if it restricts itself to publishing only works of excellence, both in form and content. . .

It may lack the detachment and the balance that Barbara Kopple brought to "Fallen Champ: The Untold Story of Mike Tyson," the 1993 documentary she made for NBC, but Mr. Toback's film, partly because it restricts itself to Mr. Tyson's point of view, offers a rare and vivid study in the complexity of a single suffering, raging soul.

There are perhaps questions over the focus of the Stella Count and how comprehensive a picture it paints of Australian book reviewing – it restricts itself almost entirely to print publications, excluding established online publications and literary journals, and this year lists just 13 publications.

It restricts itself to publicly available data that it pays to access, and applies its own methods to produce its own brand of insight and intelligence.

This approach has proven to be very efficient in both single and multitarget cases [3], though it restricts itself to the case in which the maximum possible number of targets is limited and known.

I thought it would restrict itself to the room it's in, but it found its way into my bedroom through a hallway, and came back after a few minutes.

With so many potential amino acids out there, it's amazing that life restricts itself to 20.

If the Indian government restricts itself to just these measures, however, it will overlook the complexity of the accessibility issue.

It would restrict itself to physiology, pathology and therapeutics.

Instead, they say, it can restrict itself to big state-on-state "wars of necessity".