Sentence examples for Narrow understanding from inspiring English sources

That might be true, but only under an overly narrow understanding.

Both were eager to broaden the public's narrow understanding of Chinese contemporary art.

No, it is not, and to see it as such betrays a narrow understanding of today's interdependent world.

It also flies against the prevailing headwinds of individualism, nationalism and a narrow understanding of self-preservation.

A narrow understanding, he argues, can breed its own kind of arrogance: "No critic should ever say they are bored.

Yet to date, these investments have tended to focus on a very narrow understanding of adaptive capacity.

"That's a very narrow understanding of politics and religion … religion and politics intermix all the time," she said.

Smith, Rubio, and others possess a surprisingly narrow understanding of skill, limited solely to a single job.

The artist also believes that people in marginalized communities feel that arbiters of mainstream culture have a narrow understanding of who they are.

However, these add up to political disdain only if you embrace a narrow understanding of the political, centered on the offices and mechanisms of the state.

A narrow understanding of their roles, by contrast, may cause them to ignore critical tasks; they cannot assume a responsibility they do not recognize.