Sentence examples for things and limitations from inspiring English sources

"For," as Leibniz explains, "God could not give the creature all without making of it a God; therefore there must needs be different degrees in the perfection of things, and limitations also of every kind" (T §31, p. 142).

He writes from the perspective that "we're all limited in certain things"; and a limitation that particularly interests him is our blindness to what the future may hold.

Oliver Kim, "When Things Fall Apart: Liabilities and limitations of compacts between state and tribal governments," 26 Hamline Law Review 49 (2003).

My situation--and that of others like me--is a reflection on two things: geographical limitations, and the fact that early-to-mid-career scientists' jobs consist of a series of insecure short-term contracts.

Yet, not having to be in control also relieves patients from their obligations and clearly acknowledges their needs and limitations in doing things themselves.

At first, the author's 20th novel seems to trot out another of her highly literate, anomie-bedeviled heroines, but it quickly shifts thematic gears, exploring, among other things, the limitations of freedom and happiness.

"I'm a very positive person and don't see things as limitations.

None of which is the fault or responsibility of Cassidy and his team, who will no doubt deliver good and useful things within the limitations set.

The boundaries of what I'm doing as Final Fantasy define the whole project: I choose to perform solo, and to write songs in the pop idiom, so neither of those two things are limitations.

Terms and limitations apply.

This includes, amongst other things, the limitations of broad consent, the difficulty of informed assent (for children to express their willingness for research participation) and proxy consent, and issues of consent for the creation and subsequent use of cell lines such as HeLa cells [ 1– 3].