Meanings of circumstanced in in English

To be similarly circumstanced in a small way was our little hero's ambition.

There are some real Christians so peculiarly circumstanced in this respect as to illustrate the poet's comparison,-

There are some real Christians so particularly circumstanced in this respect, as to illustrate the poet's beautiful comparison:-

General Wayne, who now took command, was fortunately circumstanced in that he was under no pressure to move against the Indians.

A diseased and degenerate population, no matter how favourably circumstanced in other respects, will always produce a plentiful crop of criminals.

Her educational facilities-asindeed were all those similarly or even better circumstanced in England seventy years ago-wereof the humblest kind.

And it was my ironic luck to be so circumstanced in a place where I could have enjoyed life to the hilt!

Merely to have been differently circumstanced in time did not seem enough; and I think Nature would have been puzzled to answer me.

Every man, therefore, who depends upon the opinion of others, is compelled to assume the appearance of being comfortably circumstanced in order to inspire confidence.