Sentence examples for its confined from inspiring English sources

With its confined interiors and carpeted floors, at times it can seem like a sprawling house whose extraordinary contents must have belonged to some obsessive collector who dreamed of possessing an example of every single thing in the world.

As game designer Merritt Kopas put it on Twitter: Flappy Birds is clearly a game that borrows heavily from predecessors in its confined sub-genre.

The movie is based on a play by George Axelrod, and Minnelli makes the most of its limits, finding its substance in its confined settings.

For a novel that leans so heavily on its setting, "Tangerine" rarely succeeds at evoking more of Tangier than its heat, its humidity (or dust), its "confined and chaotic streets," and its sweet mint tea.

It's easy to think of Room as the anti-Revenant, with its confined setting and tight focus on a young mother (Brie Larson) and her five-year-old son (Jacob Tremblay).

The director, Tamar Simon Hoffs, never liberates the material from its confined theatricality (the film is based on Joseph O'Connor's play), and the principals -- who are all excellent -- continually battle her stilted framing and excessively gloomy lighting.

Previously, it has confined its attacks to political figures and security services.

Her voice was, during its prime, confined to the recitalist's arena.

Ferguson is not alone in our nation, and neither are its issues confined to cities.

"Go, go!" I'd yell as it fluttered from its confines into the woods.

Soon afterward it realized that it had simply outgrown its confines.