Sentence examples similar to mark the confines from inspiring English sources
For Julian Assange, Wikileaks founder, this week marked three years of life in the confines of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he sought asylum to avoid being extradited to Sweden on allegations of sexual assault, and where he has remained since.
Yet, against all odds and despite the dramatic triteness that afflicts "Christine," Campos nonetheless provides one good reason, and it's one that leaps out from the confines of his drama to leave an enduring mark.
Nursing scholarship has tended to distinctly focus on understanding vulnerability from within the confines of an individual's experience or situation, which marks the risk paradigm in practice.
Within the confines of my house, fine.
Decreases in gradient and the exit points of incised channels mark the transition from narrow, well-defined linear or sinuous channels to broad, weakly confined channels.
Involucrin [19] staining (red) was used to mark the keratinocyte cell layers and show that the expression of β-defensin 3 is confined to the epidermal layer.
In 2001, to mark the 100th anniversary of the Nobel prize for literature, the Swedish Academy held a symposium on Witness Literature, delicately indicating that prizeworthy Literature, with a capital L, was not confined to fiction and poetry.
