Sentence examples for more confines from inspiring English sources

The national press corps — which more and more confines its political coverage to politicians, campaign officials, strategists, and itself — has often discussed the role of race in the campaign, but the conversation is inevitably softened by euphemism.

The unstated rules are more confining.

More confining is the theater itself.

Last Orders feels far more confined and prosaic.

"We are more and more confined," Mr. Shehadeh said.

This last time, Kazimi was given more tranquillizers, and chained in a more confining manner.

Pinter is a household name: Reckord's fame is more confined.

No. It's actually gone back to sort of smaller, more confined spaces.

Our role is more confined—'to say what the law is,' " Roberts wrote.

It began to use the death penalty less, and in more confined settings, with fewer witnesses.

Is there anything more confining, sedentary, slow and tranquil than a barge trip?