Sentence examples for limits he has from inspiring English sources

Thin, strained, they have always been his weakness; in striving to overcome his limits, he has sometimes forced them into pretension.

Privately, though, Mr. Donohue has conceded that he has limits; he has told his board that his close aides will tell him when to retire.

She notes wearily that one scowls at her "when the story I tell him does not stretch to whatever limits he has ordained".

Not one for limits, he has been a producer, writer, director and, when granted an opening, a bit of a ham actor.

In an unusual move, Labour and Tory backbenchers discussed making a joint appeal to Sir Thomas to rethink the annual limits he has imposed retrospectively of £2,000 for cleaning and £1,000 for gardening.

But gamers are tired of it, and now, by falling short on Kickstarter pledges and stretching the site's terms and conditions to their limits, he has incensed investors to deal with too.

While Tupac had transgressed many social limits, he had also drawn to him people who tried, with varying degrees of success, to moderate his behavior.

Unable to run for re-election this year because of term limits, he had pondered a bid for mayor or a statewide office.

In sum, Churchill's accomplishments were staggering; but he could not alter the larger tides of history, and he had to make his policies within the limits he had inherited, just as Marx observed.

As soon as Obama gets involved in a debate over the debt limit, he has already lost.

In the first three programs Mr. Hobson's palette has been fairly limited: he has looked only at the principals and composers who influenced them.