Sentence examples for restricted world from inspiring English sources

"They live in a very restricted world".

His contemporary Jane Austen observed a similarly restricted world in a similarly precise way and with a similar breed of conservative morality, but she is, as you may have noticed, extremely funny.

Hence Bama's Dalit politics; hence Salma's insights into the restricted world of Muslim women; hence the focus of Sri Lankan poets on the violence done to women during and after the war; hence the younger women poets of Tamil and their politics of sexuality".

"The idea of the video an escape from our hyperspeed, repetitive, and restricted world into a new world," Reichartz adds.

Never before since the end of the second world war, has an American President been elected on insular populist agenda and a restricted world vision.

Furthermore, taking doping out of hiding may have positive effects beyond the restricted world of elite sports.

In 1995 in Marrakesh, where the Uruguay round was concluded, action was taken at last to dismantle the infamous Multi-fibre Arrangement (MFA), which from its birth in 1961 as the Short-term Cotton Textile Arrangement had grown by 1974 into a Frankenstein monster incorporating several separate agreements restricting world trade in all textiles.

However, referees are prohibited from speaking to the media during tournaments, with any public statements restricted to World Rugby's referee manager, Joel Jutge.

When home building was restricted during World War II, Kalman Klein and Mr. Teicholz built an apartment complex in Hartford, Conn.

Injury has restricted the World Cup winner to just 31 appearances since he swapped Bayern Munich for Old Trafford.

Defending Germany's borders, to which its army was restricted after World War II, is hardly a consuming mission in today's Europe.