Sentence examples for narrowly confined from inspiring English sources
Contemporary art is simply too broad and rich to be so narrowly confined.
As far as Aranda de Duero, Spain, it is narrowly confined by its banks; it then widens across the broad plains of Old Castile.
But photographs taken by Dutch amateur astronomers in 1995 indicate the Quadrantids are still narrowly confined, suggesting that they have not passed Jupiter many times yet.
As Schlosser smartly notes: "The sort of black market labor once narrowly confined to California agriculture is now widespread in meatpacking, construction and garment manufacturing.
Fishers Island, 10 miles off the coast of Connecticut, has long been a summer community narrowly confined to a world of duPonts, Whitneys and long-established Yankee families -- by tradition a less-decadent Newport, R. I
A group of voices singing one pitch may be individually modulated electronically by fractional increments of a semitone to project a cluster so narrowly confined that the boundaries distinguishing timbre from pitch are blurred.
Narrowly confining itself to costly, selectively published, industry-sponsored clinical trials, to promote pharmaceutical products, "evidence based medicine" is the marketing "icon" used by the current system to squelch lower cost competitors.
Clashing tides from two directions meet beneath the bridge, and soon after a ship goes under it the pilot must finesse the turn of a hundred and twenty-seven degrees into Newark Bay; meanwhile, Staten Island's shoreline, close by on the left, narrowly confines the ship's stern.
The account ensures that individuals can participate roughly as equals to the extent that it narrowly confines the issues each individual is concerned with.
His special brilliance was, however, narrowly specialized and confined within the single crucial area of creative political manipulation, where he remains unsurpassed.
Instead of defending what is really a huge and indefensible "job-creation scheme", narrowly specialised and confined to a few parts of the country, the trade unions and Corbyn should start thinking creatively.
