Sentence examples similar to restricted to something from inspiring English sources

Membership is restricted to men, something that can give visiting Americans an attack of the vapors.

Despite what some romantic comedies would have you believe, marriage isn't restricted to 20-somethings.

"Plastic surgery is not something restricted to a small group of people who are seen as merely vain," Dr. Etcoff, of Harvard, said.

A CLUTCH of archaeologists sits in a freshly upholstered auditorium near the Roman amphitheatre in Leptis Magna to learn how to use a global positioning system, something restricted to the security forces under Colonel Muammar Qaddafi.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said the gathering would "address some of these difficult issues on an international scale instead of something restricted to the United States government".

But too often we think of this role as something restricted to office hours.

It makes you believe that sexual activity is something restricted to heterosexual marriage.

However, those of Chinese and Korean descent remained restricted to the "Oriental" school ― something that continued on paper until the repeal.

It was rare to see parents spending their leisure time – something largely restricted to men – with their children.

Each work can be paired with something else – not restricted to Puccini – which is how they are more usually seen.

For instance, once it becomes natural to speak of soul as what distinguishes the animate from the inanimate, rather than as something that is restricted to humans, it becomes clear that the domain of ensouled things is not limited to animals, but includes plants as well.