Sentence examples for limited characters from inspiring English sources

Must you expend your limited characters besmirching the sanctity of marriage — garish, televised, ratings-gobbling marriage?

But anyone reading the book quickly comes to see that it's only the limited characters in the book, like Elizabeth Bennet's mother, who see people that way.

It took until 2014 for it to agree that a hyperlink in a tweet is enough for disclaimer language, as opposed to needing the full disclaimer language within the limited characters allowed in a tweet.

She texted us the moment President Obama took the stage at the inauguration -- we could experience and share her emotions through her limited characters and words and laugh as we saw her snap and text photos of her and Leela smiling in the freezing cold.

Our phylogenetic analyses of Dermaptera used limited characters to study the reliability and position of the new family Bellodermatidae fam.

However, the short C-termini (encoded by ~300 bp) provide limited characters from which to infer evolutionary relationships among paralog lineages that could have arisen 300-400 million years ago [ 33].

The limited character was born.

The limited character of this proposal can be judged from its geographic rather than demographic dimensions.

Even while certain forms of knowledge, particularly modern science, have come to pervade and shape more and more areas of human life, it has not delivered rational control either of society or of the natural world, but has instead increasingly displayed the contingency and limited character of human knowledge.

In this notation, molecular fragments were abbreviated and recorded with a limited character set to reconstitute various molecular parts and their connectivity.

It can be plausibly argued that every later Greek thinker, at least until the time of Aristotle, undertook to respond to the basic challenge posed in Xenophanes' B34 how, given the severely limited character of human experience, anyone can plausibly claim to have discovered the truth about matters lying beyond anyone's capacity to observe first-hand.