Sentence examples for physical confines from inspiring English sources

The great mystics of the past were often committed to a particular tradition and community, and bound by the rules (and often the physical confines) of a specific religious institution.

Consider "Cheers," which, though not immune to the pull of sentimentality, was ultimately about a group of people who were trapped, both within the physical confines of a Boston bar (whenever they ventured out, things got very silly) and within the disappointing circumstances of their lives.

No matter where a gallery is located, the people to whom the physical confines matter most are artists, whose egos and ambitions tend to be stoked by the possibility of working on an impressive scale.

In comparison with conventional flow batteries where electrochemical reactions are confined to a fixed current-collector region, electronically conductive flow electrodes permit electrochemical reactions to extend outside of the physical confines of the stack.

Not being constrained by the physical confines of living in a shell allows this species to grow much larger than other hermit crabs in the family Coenobitidae.

"Being chased within the physical confines of The Haunted Trail by a chainsaw-carrying maniac is a fundamental part and inherent risk of this amusement.

The disability could be physical that confines you to a wheelchair; or a psychiatric disability that requires you to take medication.

Children with mental or physical problems confined to government institutions are generally doomed to a bleak existence and, not infrequently, early death.

Focus will also be given in this article to those ENPs that have been described by the Consumer Product Inventory as having prevalent nanomaterials present in consumer products, but also, with those having therapeutic and diagnostic applications, due to their physical (ex: confined plasmon resonances) and biological (biocompatibility and antimicrobial) properties.

Children who were less severely disabled showed 1.96 points more improvement and for each month of age, older children showed.02 less improvement> The majority of both groups reported an impact on inconvenience, physical strain, confining, family adjustments; personal plans and work adjustments (Table  6).

Similarly, Claudia DeMonte uses a cagelike space to contain "The Queen's Dream," a meditation on escaping the physical and emotional confines of personal history.