Significats de more circumscribed en anglès

The more circumscribed became her state, the more entrancing seemed this other.

They recall that the initial rationale for aiding Contras with money was more circumscribed.

In contrast with BD manic patients however, ClockΔ19 mice exhibited more circumscribed movements during exploration.

There are others which have a more circumscribed though an equally operative influence within their spheres.

The more ground our flocks and herds occupy, the more circumscribed become the haunts of the savage.

She had longed for the freedom of the wild, and her life was more circumscribed than ever.

Life must feel ever more circumscribed?

She did indeed last some time longer; but with increasing infirmities, her amusements and pleasures became yearly more circumscribed.

They spent months recuperating in hospital and, when they finally returned home, their lives were more circumscribed than before.

It was this: the field of operations became more and more circumscribed and narrowed down by the extension of the blockhouses.

No established system of education or none proposed is more circumscribed by institutionalized thought than the vocational and industrial school movement.

The first is possible and the second unlikely, but cash-for-terrorism could be more circumscribed following a prolonged period of low oil prices.

And it has often proved, that, the larger the principle, the more circumscribed must needs be the field within which it is first tested.

I must be my own society, and as my society was not agreeable, the more circumscribed it was, the better I could endure it.

It was for this reason that Raleigh's dealings with the Spaniards in South America were more circumscribed than those of many of his colleagues.

"No," answered Alain, simply, "I am not engaged; my range of acquaintance is more circumscribed than you suppose."