11.   Does a juror making such a judgment ever think beyond the narrow confines in which the case is presented?

12.   Indeed, anything outside the narrow confines of Manhattan by definition was regarded as regional, and therefore, insignificant.

13.   LaPaglia gives Eddie a pudgy masculinity that works for him within the narrow confines of his world.

14.   Morally hazardous situations may also crop up outside the narrow confines of the financial world.

15.   The biggest area of common ground, however, is in their thoughts about escaping the sometimes narrow confines of academia.

16.   The media in China are tightly monitored, and broadcasting is generally kept within the narrow confines of approved programming.

17.   The SLK is much more pleasant with the top down, looking better in profile and freeing you from the narrow confines of the small, pagodalike top.

18.   This point may be well taken in the narrow confines of constitutional law.

19.   Unlike Heche, who seems trapped within the narrow confines of her character, Shepard has a craggy charisma that implies depth where there may not be any.

20.   White is an unusual coach because he can see beyond the narrow confines of the football world.