Sentence examples for restraint in scope from inspiring English sources

The small word, the straight sentence, the (very) short story and what John Barth wittily called "the three-eighth-inch novel" -- they all conveyed a cool restraint, in scope and plot and tone, that loosely united writers like Raymond Carver, Frederick Barthelme, Bobbie Ann Mason, Amy Hempel, Mary Robison and other stars of That 80's Literary Show.

Specify what is "in scope" and "out of scope".

Whether a restraint is limited in scope or time is often highly significant.

In a sign of deepening tension with Washington, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Monday night rejected a US statement urging restraint and stating that the operation ought to be limited in scope, though acknowledging that Turkey had legitimate concerns over its border security.

Susan Alby notes that the restraint imposed on the alienability of the property in this case was limited both in scope and duration because it was a restriction on mortgaging or encumbering only and expired upon the death of both of the grantors.

In scope, the Kings Country C.R.U.

Pandemics often are worldwide in scope.

Peace psychology is now global in scope.

This is extraordinarily wide in scope.

They're national in scope.

Engrossing and epic in scope.