limit man

The notes were a limited man reaching for the stars, puffing most of them down.

He advocates ways of limiting men's role in child welfare services, and says men should practice nurturing each other.

And in terms of intellect, a sadly limited man.

He always was and still is a limited man, a fossil bereft of vision or inspiration.

"I mean that the gods do not limit men.

The Panthers still limited Manning to 17 of 33 for 172 yards.

The rules of Libby Prison limited men to six lines for their letters to family and friends.

Natori started a limited men's line in 2006.

"Against fate what chance has limited man?"

However, due to delays in construction, the squadron operated at limited manning until the site became operational.

Candidature was limited men above the age of 30 who was competent in Turkish and had full civil rights.

Members of the Jets' offense would like to think they are as responsible for limiting Manning as the defense.

In part, he offers such a limited perspective because he was, by self-design, a limited man.

The story of Billy Budd clearly has more in it than either of these two limited men can comprehend.

Since accumulation of heat can cause ecological catastrophe, these costs limit man's adventure in space as surely as on earth."

The book is a powerful, highly credible account of how a limited man of good instincts becomes involved in enormity and atrocity.

A ... limited man with a limited vision.

Men limit men."

Dostoyevsky believed that such ideas limited man to a product of physics, chemistry and biology, negating spontaneous emotional responses.

It argues for revising the law's interpretation and enforcement to prevent schools from limiting men's athletic opportunities as a way of achieving parity for women.

All that fisheries experts can currently do to try to insure that bluefish populations don't crash is to limit man's harvest of the species.

However, the Patriots defense limited Manning to four consecutive incompletions, causing the Colts to turn the ball over on downs.

Be that as it may, the Priest-Kings have limited man severely on this planet in many respects, notably in weaponry, communication and transportation.

The Enlightenment was a secular movement--that is, it opposed the efforts of religion to limit man's inquiries in science, in politics, and in the law.