Sentence examples for therefore confined from inspiring English sources

We are therefore confined to an umwelt – "an unbearably small slice of reality".

Conversation is therefore confined to the statement of facts or to the exchange of bland opinions.

Kept to its barracks, the Tunisian army's role was, therefore, confined to protecting the country's rather quiet borders, as far away from politics as possible.

The literary movement is, therefore, confined to an intelligentsia of perhaps not much more than 10,000 people, many of whom live outside Brittany.

Herman Cornejo is very short, and therefore confined, most of the time, to demi-caractère roles (the jester, Puck), but he has not suffered the usual fate of this type.

For decades, serious intellectuals and politicians wouldn't talk about the effects of Allied terror bombing, say, or the expulsions from the German-speaking areas of Silesia and the Sudetenland: it all smacked of special pleading or worse, and was therefore confined to the right-wing fringes of German politics.

However, their inter-structural affinity leads to an irreversible agglomeration during their synthesis that amends intrinsic properties of graphene sheets, therefore confining their applicability [6].

Since the equation has at least seven to nine parameters to be fitted, we therefore confine our period analysis to the light curves with ({ge} 10) detections.

The inability of reef species to cope with mangrove DOM may therefore confine the composition of mangrove-associated sponge communities, explaining the exclusion of typical reef species and the adjacent occurrence of distinct sponge communities.

Therefore, confining a rat at 28 or 17°C results in mild heat exposure or moderate cold exposure, respectively.

We will therefore confine our results to averages and standard deviations of the assessed volumetric data.