Sentence examples for to be circumscribed from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, his guile and initiatives are bound to be circumscribed by the regime's ideology.

The Parthenon's facade is said to be circumscribed by golden rectangles, though some scholars argue that this is a coincidence.

Mine is a generation that believes it is the first to refuse to be circumscribed by middle age.

The Administration received "certain commitments" that the Russian role did not involve the missile design and that it "would continue to be circumscribed," the senior Administration official said.

Whereas Gehry's buildings tend to be circumscribed by his tendency to draw with sensual curves, Koolhaas has no fixed repertoire of artistic flourishes.

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

As opposed to the constraints placed on users of Image-Pro Plus® software, Adobe Photoshop® enabled ACF to easily be circumscribed using a non-destructive layer and improved work flow control.

(The right to "bear arms" should also be circumscribed to prevent civilians from owning weapons that are designed purely to kill as many people as possible in a matter of seconds).

Although pre-nuptial agreements are not binding under English law, in the High Court, Mrs Justice Baron considered that Mr Granatino's award should be "circumscribed to a degree" to reflect the fact that he had signed the document.

The plebeians were supposed to have desired a written law code in which consular imperium would be circumscribed to guard against abuses.

Although the node subtending this group (node 5) received low bootstrap support (35%%), it is supported in all our results (Table  4), suggesting that Knodus sensu stricto could be circumscribed to this clade (Fig.  3).