Sentence examples for profoundly circumscribed from inspiring English sources

That was, roughly, the advantage that Dickinson's profoundly circumscribed life had over Rich's, whose boundaries were rapidly disintegrating.

Yet even at a young age, he was aware of the profoundly circumscribed orbit in which his family moved.

"Whoever the new president is, this presents massive challenges and profoundly circumscribes how much room they will have to maneuver and pursue new projects," said Laurent Dubois, a Duke University professor who helps direct a team of scholars studying the recovery.

The closest I can find to an official accounting of the drone program was from Senator John Kerry last October: "I am convinced that it is highly circumscribed now, very carefully controlled within a hierarchy of decision-making, significantly limited in its collateral damage, and profoundly successful in the impact it has had in putting Al Qaeda on the run.

The intimacy is circumscribed.

Pizza deliveries are circumscribed.

"There's nothing circumscribed here".

And yet theirs was a world circumscribed.

But their activism was circumscribed.

Her life seems circumscribed, satisfying, banal, disappointing.

Their administrative freedom is strictly circumscribed.