Sentence examples for own confined from inspiring English sources

Reading The Naked and the Dead made him despair of his own "confined talents".

The Smiths are practicing biodynamic (or beyond organic) farming, which is essentially its own confined ecosystem designed to prosper without relying on any of the fertilizers, pharmaceuticals or hormones that have become so prevalent in industrial-size operations.

Essentially it looks like Service Pack 1 exists within Microsoft's own confined workspace and that some technical writer didn't realize that it's not everywhere yet.

Put him in his own confined space (the all-important crate, an exercise pen or other confined area) with something to distract him like a chew bone or treat-release puzzle toy.

Left to her "confinement," she'll be "stuck in this bloody parody of a placemat" and eventually, perhaps, "pop out a few ankle-biters" and settle for a little uninviting place a few blocks from her parents, and their own confined lives.

At its best it carries the tradition of the little man struggling against his own confines.

"I'm interested in inventing a parallel world, a complete realm that exists within its own confines but is still relatable to the person who created it," she says.

To answer this question, psychiatry must go beyond its own confines and draw on resources particularly from philosophy of mind and phenomenology.

They had their own unjustly confined people in Haiti.

The trashier family down the street, the autistic boys at a school where she works and her own grandmother, confined to a mental institution, are signs of hope and warning to the maturing Eileen.

We have tried to be precise in our own definition, confined to a dynamical impact on the reaction rate constant.