Sentence examples for really confined from inspiring English sources

"They both ran down the same corridor and then a grenade went off in a really confined space".

"When the events were happening in Kiev, where we have our biggest office, it was really confined to the center," said Conte.

The core story is the same, but you just can't compare the two because with a film you can go anywhere and have any scene you can imagine, whereas with stage you're really confined to a small space.

But I think if I'm in a chair without wheels then I'm really confined.

However, this is really confined to the nucleosome directly on, or adjacent to, the TSS; here it is clear and interesting, however, regarding the gene body, I found the difference with the dominant negative apparent, but the scale/magnitude quite small.

"If you really don't want to take any principle risk, most bond funds might be too risky for you right now," she said, adding that in that case, "you should really confine yourself to money market funds".

But had the provisions really been confined to purely private disputes without affecting shareholders, they might have been more defensible in the federal court.

You feel that should this fellow really be confined inside a wall -- or, more to the point, a French postcard -- something vitally and originally human would be lost.

Maybe the answer really is confining the intolerant to their own section (and making them pay extra for it is a nice touch).

You'd think it would feel incredibly risky, but really you're confined by the technicality of what you're doing.

Perhaps honours really should be confined to people who do demonstrably good or brave things, such as saving children from drowning or single-handedly capturing an enemy machine-gun nest.