Examples of using Confining in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Confining God to a specific location.
And simultaneously confining"me" within set limits.
Confining in some ways, but… Do you still talk to George?
You think that's punishment, confining me to club Jeff?
I think they're finding the sleeping quarters rather confining.
And here, I need to apologize for confining my comments to heterosexual norms.
If you won't send her away,then we must find some way of confining her.
Confining our perception of nature to visible light is like listening to music in only one octave.
You can hardly blame the Colonel for confining you to quarters after what happened with Simeon.
That boundary spell, on the other hand, now that he's died,I imagine it won't be quite so confining anymore.
Handcuffs displayed in such a room would be confining, and a bullet displayed in such a room would be fatal.".
It was during this idle, mischievous time that I descended deeper into drug-taking,no longer confining it to weekends.
Russolo found traditional melodic music confining and envisioned noise music as its future replacement.
The body was considered more or less like a friendly home or cave,kindly giving the self refuge but not confining it.
If your habits tend more toward being stingy,they create a very confining world, because there's never enough.
They were so painful and so confining that all I could think was how am I ever going to travel the world in these things?
Entrepreneurs who are involved in start-ups should consider focusing their business towards an online store,rather than confining their company to a building.
He came to see Barcelona as philistine and confining, and, like Catalan artists of previous generations, he began to dream of Paris.
After confining the family to this room for about seven hours, during which they would not give the mother privacy to nurse her baby, or make food for her children, they left the house just as they had come.
For decades, astronomers have come at that question by confining their search to organisms broadly similar to the ones here.
Another approach to“confining” a hot plasma is to make use of the fact that no matter how hot a gas is, it takes time for the gas to expand and cool because of its own inertia(mass).
I comprehended the secret of her protest against the society which persecutes those who rebel against confining laws and customs before determining the cause for the rebellion.
He ended patrols off the German coast, confining his most valuable ships to Scapa Flow and Rosyth, at the very limits of the U-boats' range.
There is also a long religious tradition- demonstrated by the Salemwitch trials of the late 17th century- of confining and torturing someone until they confessed and repented.
In his book, Boyarin traces the origin of the term,naturally not confining himself to Hebrew but also investigating the Greek loudaismos, Yiddishkayt in Yiddish, Judentum in German and“Judaism” in English.
It was the peculiar characteristic of an individual in ancient India that he orshe would cling to the spirituality of preceding ages while at the same time confining relations with the physical world to a minimum.
By confining and killing animals for food, we have brought violence into our bodies and minds and disturbed the physical, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual dimensions of our selves in deep and intractable ways.
Under Netanyahu's watch, the government has built a major network of roads crisscrossing theWest Bank exclusively designated for the settlers, while confining the Palestinians to cantons with the intention of making the current status quo permanent.
The unremitting conflict andoppression of history are unavoidable byproducts of confining and killing animals for food, as is the male role model of macho toughness that is required of both the professional animal killer(herder) and the soldier.