Sentence examples for trapped as much from inspiring English sources

Because he is trapped as much by the future as by the past.

But so is his wife, Liz, trapped as much by her station as a homemaker and doctor's wife as by her age.

Kafka's Gregor Samsa may have looked and moved like a monstrous insect, but he was trapped as much by human language and worldview as by his beetle carapace.

Gordy is trapped as much between his own anger and guilt as he is in a struggle between the two warring sides.

Living in the strikingly beautiful but depressed region of Northern Ireland that lies just over the border from the south, the characters are trapped as much by geography as by their economic stations.

When lead actor Ari Fliakos's microphone breaks, the production is briefly unable to continue, sharpening the 21st-century sense that these characters are trapped as much by technology as circumstance.

The massive buildup of all that man-made global warming pollution is trapping as much extra heat energy every day as would be released by 400,000 Hiroshima-class atomic bombs exploding every 24 hours.

Still, over a 20-year period, one pound of it traps as much heat as at least 72 pounds of carbon dioxide.

This year Barbibilé prepared three one-hectare fields, digging semi-circular hollows along the contour lines to trap as much rain as possible and create better conditions for sowing.

But it can exacerbate global warming if it escapes unburned into the atmosphere as methane; in a century, a methane molecule will trap as much heat as 21 carbon dioxide molecules would.

The solubilities of SO2 in the two binary mixtures were measured under the pressure range of 0 1 bar and the temperature range of 303.15 333.15 K and results demonstrate the binary mixtures could trap as much as 6.836 7.624 mol SO2/kg absorbents at 1 bar and 303.15 K.