Sentence examples for very prescribed from inspiring English sources

There are very prescribed rituals and foods.

"If I'm writing for a television series like Human Planet," [see footnote] he says, "it's all very prescribed.

From the beginning in conceiving the script, nothing that would happen in this universe was going to come from anything other than a very prescribed series of gestures, colours, movements, narrative possibilities from a very specific world of film.

"There's a very prescribed version of China that I think Western photographers, or visual people, kind of adhere to," Mr. Dundon tells our colleague Kerri MacDonald at the Lens blog.

"When I was here as a patient, art was the driving force behind a large part of my recovery," says Dan. "If you take time on a psychiatric ward, whether it's specialist or acute, everything is very prescribed.

A system whereby only accredited colleges can offer valuable degrees, she says, is a "shared monopoly across education, where you have to go down a very prescribed path to get learning that quote-unquote counts.

"Cultural institutions hold artifacts in trust for the public," he added, "and deacquisition should only take place under very narrowly prescribed circumstances.

This plan is another candidate for elimination, or perhaps it should be limited to encompass only very widely prescribed drugs whose clinical trials raised a safety signal(s).

Actonel earns Procter and Gamble around $1 billion a year, and is very widely prescribed for women with osteoporosis, a bone condition that leaves them at risk of fractures.

Waxing and shaving leave the genitals more exposed, perhaps increasing women's awareness of any perceived difference from a very narrowly prescribed norm.

"It really took me out of a state in which I saw the boundaries of myself and the world around me very rigorously prescribed, to a state in which I saw that many, many things were possible," he once said.