Sentence examples for speech is circumscribed from inspiring English sources

As central banker of the world's largest economy, Mr. Bernanke's freedom of speech is circumscribed by custom and by the magnified effect his words have on global markets.

In the United States, though, that phenomenon is circumscribed by language and ethnicity.

The intimacy is circumscribed.

Nate's world is circumscribed, as all our worlds are.

And, finally, the monarchy, discussion of which is circumscribed by vigorously enforced lèse majesté laws.

Every conversation between a guard and an inmate is circumscribed by tactical concerns.

But for Robert Wyatt, mental freedom is circumscribed: "I cannot will myself to limitless mutations," he mourns.

"Life is circumscribed geographically and in the ways islanders tacitly agree to behave," he continued.

Islam, like most faiths, is at its best when it is circumscribed.

Freedom of speech is too important to be circumscribed by conditions determined by individuals or groups to be critical of their own beliefs.

Pizza deliveries are circumscribed.