Sentence examples for limited sphere from inspiring English sources

So he began experimenting with flavors outside the limited sphere of desserts.

The limited sphere of Shakespeare studies, we learn, is, for those who dwell inside it, the globe.

That was the dream, to exist in this limited sphere where the real world would not intrude.

John Horgan's article is comforting, but it is helpful to remember that common sense has a limited sphere of relevance: human experience.

This Trinitarian hierarchy has been compared with that of the noetic principles being, life and mind in the system of Proclus, for whom being encompasses all that exists, life the more limited sphere of living creatures and mind the still more limited sphere of the rational.

Other critics point out that the Quakers' gender egalitarian principles operate in a rather limited sphere of activity that of religious worship alone and do not extend to the socio-political domain.

"The new voices are being read in relatively limited spheres,'' she said.

There are prominent artists in more limited spheres: the superb pianist Mitsuko Uchida and the early-music conductor and keyboardist Masaaki Suzuki, both of whom are also Carnegie-bound.

The American business community in particular has been taking a wait-and-see attitude before sinking major capital into joint ventures with Iran in the limited spheres allowed under the U.S. trade embargo, said Suzanne DiMaggio, director of the Iran Initiative at the New America think tank.

My parents, and the countless other black Americans who not only endured but thrived within the limited occupational sphere granted them, would have been proud of what has been accomplished since 1963, but they would not have wanted us to whitewash that earlier world.

It is used to denote both: (i) a limited existential sphere, or stage, which is superseded by the higher stage of the religious life; and (ii) an aspect of life which is retained even within the religious life.