Sentence examples for somehow confined from inspiring English sources

If only superstition were somehow confined to the personal sphere of lucky charms and self-affirmations.

In short, contrary to what is sometimes imagined, the hazardousness of airborne asbestos fibers was in no way a secret somehow confined to the executive offices of asbestos-mining tycoons.

Therefore, p53 is present and potentially functional in all cells of the ovary but, under normal conditions, its action is somehow confined to GSCs and their immediate progeny.

It provides an indelible label for a member of society (and a long recurring figure in literature) who has somehow been confined to anonymity.

Unless the gas is somehow physically confined, over time perhaps 500 to 1,000 years up to half the CO2 would diffuse through the ocean and be released back into the atmosphere.

Ensure that all free ranging guinea pigs are confined somehow, or they could get into somewhere dangerous or even outdoors!

It is some achievement that Syria's team have kept on going; the local league has somehow struggled on, now confined to Damascus, but footballers have not been immune to the bloody and life-altering situations faced by millions in the country and the fact that the coach, Fajr Ibrahim, has been able to field a side for six qualifiers seems noteworthy enough.

In Alexandria, Virginia, sixteen-year-old Dara Kernof (Emily Perkins), a severely mentally and physically challenged girl confined to a wheelchair, somehow manages to leave her house in the middle of the night, soon after her baptism.

Of course, there are many examples of mixing and matching in the virus world, but somehow they so far have been confined to the same type of nucleic acid.

"Somehow there's an assumption that because these are prefabricated homes confined to a small area they are somehow not in the category as other bigger homes," Mr. Yaroslavsky said.

He was confined to a jail but somehow "escaped".