Sentence examples for way limited from inspiring English sources

And the feeling is in no way limited to the Greek shores.

"I don't feel like my capacity to do my job is in any way limited by that".

England is not in any way limited to traditionalists — their singers are, in fact, slipping right into the future.

KRAJESKI: It's terrible to be disappointed by a line of poetry which you expect to be continue being great, but that's in no way limited to enjambments.

Yet as I look back over my 30-odd years as a scientist I really can't see any point at which being obviously gay has in any way limited my choices or chances.

She would go on to sound the alarm in what would become the modern stickler's book-length battle-cry, 2003's "Eats, Shoots & Leaves".This is in no way limited to English.

When using dashes this way, limit yourself to one pair per sentence.

I would, by the way, limit this claim to sports, and as the Tiger example shows, not even all sports.

But, he said, "I don't think the I.O.C. can be seen in any way limiting speech about the Olympics".

The frameworks have features that, in some way, limit the reuse of your code.

We have taken these examples for purely illustrative purpose and they in no way limit the generality of our designs.