The phrase "a narrow man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has limited views or is not open-minded.
Example: "In discussions about social issues, he often comes across as a narrow man, unwilling to consider perspectives different from his own."
Alternatives: "a closed-minded person" or "a narrow-minded individual".
He was a narrow man, like a shadow, the sort of man who slips under doors and through keyholes, or else how could he have known that our dog, Lassie, slept in our bedroom?
The emperor's distaste for his lot had been augmented by the arrival as governor of a British soldier, Sir Hudson Lowe, a narrow man who felt the task of detaining that great spirit of the age very heavily upon him.
At the lake's centre is Samosir Island, 27 miles (44 km) long and 12 miles (19 km) wide, which is linked with the western shore of the lake by a narrow man-made isthmus.
Safdie himself still maintains a pied-à-terre in the 13-storey building, which stands on a narrow, man-made peninsula just south of the Old Port section of Montreal.
[cartoon id= a19999"] It's surprising enough that this touchy, straitlaced, and rather narrow man wrote a novel like "Pamela," in which he deftly inhabited the turbulent emotional life of a teen-age girl.
Mr. Kent immediately noticed that several people had squeezed themselves into a narrow no man's land, sandwiched between the backs of the benches and the plants that ring the dog park.
After driving past the last Ukraine barrier and through a narrow no man's land, we approached the entrance to the Donetsk People's Republic.
He was separated from the French troops by a narrow No Man's Land and described the landscape as: "Strewn with shattered trees, the ground ploughed up by shellfire, a wilderness of earth, tree-roots and tattered uniforms".
The grand parade for Solor and Gamzatti's betrothal starts in front of a drop-curtain, in a narrow no-man's-land.
But, I'm left wondering: Since these workers are all from a narrow demographic — men and women in their early- and mid-twenties — isn't it a bit simplistic to compare the rate to city rates that encompass a general population?
Martin Schibbye, 31, and Johan Persson, 29, share a narrow bed, one man's head beside the other's feet.
