Sentence examples for own purview from inspiring English sources

"Each hulk have own purview," explained @GRAMMARHULK in an e-mail in all-caps - a set style among the Hulks, if not always easy on the eyes.

In any case, the essay is a buried treasure of cinematic thought (at least, a treasure that had remained outside my own purview).

Dominique's fight fits neatly into Mr. Demme's own purview -- the belief in the good of humanity is its own reward, a heart-wrenching idea that keeps the film's blood pumping.

"I have declared war on Mr Murdoch", Mr Cable, who was to ultimately decide whether the bid goes through, told the undercover reporters, "and I think we're going to win".Such partial comments about a sensitive commercial matter under his own purview seemed to render Mr Cable's job as business secretary untenable.

The constitutional court this week struck down portions of the controversial media law, as well as changes to the criminal code and a law governing churches, but the high court's own purview will be limited by the new Constitution, one of several steps reining in the power and independence of the judiciary.

"If a teacher would deem that be — to avail the classroom of potentially being secure, or if the teacher were to deem that something that, within their own purview, they might prevent an atrocity if it were to occur, I would support the teacher in wanting to be able to do that".

In a Google Hangout with YouTube tech personality Marques Brownlee, Motorola Mobility CEO Dennis Woodside confirmed that it was working on a wrist-worn gadget of its very own (probably the purview of the new "world-class wearables design group" it's been slowing putting together).

Although kingdom Monera was readily adopted and later accepted as part of a five-kingdom system (whereby American biologist Robert H. Whittaker separated the fungi into their own kingdom), in the purview of some researchers, Monera remained an unsatisfactory division.

Whilst each Commission DG has its own overlapping, but distinct, purview within the Council's often general aims and direction (Princen, 2011: 932), but in this case there are synergies between DGs Trade, External Relations, Energy and Climate on interlinking issues related to energy (environmental protection, competition, and security) (See Personal Interview 1).

Just because some TV or film doesn't fall within the tiny purview of your own cultural gaze, doesn't mean you should blind it.

The result is a world that mirrors our own, because it includes in its purview our representations of the world and how we judge them.