Sentence examples for world bounded by from inspiring English sources

Now there is a generation of children growing up in a world bounded by the camps.

A toolbox carried the message "With God & Guts & Guns Our Freedom Was Won!" This was a world bounded by a diminishing set of coördinates.

It's a teen world, bounded by school, mall, and car, with occasional moments set in the fast-food outlets where the kids work, or in the kids' upstairs bedrooms, with their pinups and rack stereo systems.

Set in the 19th century, this fact-based first novel is about an African prince brought as a guest of the royal court from the Gold Coast to the Netherlands, where he discovers the horrors and pleasures of an exile's life in a world bounded by Homer and Goethe.

I just knew it was a relief to spend time with book-children who, like me, had more experience of a world bounded by building sites, patches of grubby parkland and knackered working parents than they did of one strewn with rolling moors, private islands and spies.

But the problem for Theresa or any successor is that we live in a world bounded by bureaucrats, and you just couldn't write that down.

We learn mountains, landscapes, the styles of faces, cars, the art of smoking or of picking the nose, the art of kissing or of cutting hair the world 'round by means of cinematic fiction.

Or for that matter, whether they can accept an uncertain world, bounded mostly by contingency.

McDonough's children lived in a world bounded and defined by poverty.

Barth so evidently enjoys showboating about in his watery world, bounded on the horizon by the other books he's written, that one wonders if this is really the end or if, like Ol' Man River, this "recidivist talester" will just keep rolling along.

His world is bounded by the borders of Malgudi; beyond that is the world of village India which he barely recognises when he encounters it with the politically conscious girl who takes him under her wing.