Sentence examples for where its limits from inspiring English sources

But most of the concert was a feat of ethereal elegance, pop that knew just where its limits stood.

The questions that matter for national politicians are about how non-state social activism is supported, and where its limits lie.

His is not the only radio talk show in Iraq, but it is arguably the most breathtaking exercise of free speech in a place where its limits are still being established.

Returning to San Francisco through the Santa Cruz Mountains, with the engine and suspension in Sport mode, the Scirocco exhibited a markedly different character, its exhaust note a stentorian rasp, its 6-speed DSG dual-clutch transmission firing off fast shifts with a satisfying "Whapoom!" and enough traction in the curves to lead one to wonder where its limits might be.

C. c. perplexus, the western subspecies, occurs from the head of the Great Australian Bight in South Australia westwards into Western Australia where its northern limits are Shark Bay and the mulga-eucalypt boundary line.

The JDAM's first combat use was in the 1999 Kosovo campaign, where its utility was limited because only the B-2 stealth bomber was outfitted to drop it.

BSEP is mainly expressed in the liver where its expression is limited to the canalicular membrane of hepatocytes (Fig.  4).

The former has been described mainly in sporadic cases, where its use is limited by the costs of albumin and efficacy [ 2- 6].

Where the HomePod reaches its limits is where Siri's functionality is curtailed.

His campaign is indeed a place where journalistic objectivity meets its limits, but it's not because we're deliberately gunning for him.

In fact, mint does grow kind of like a weed -- you need to be careful to plant it someplace where it will be contained, if not in a pot, at least in a part of the garden where its spread will be limited.