Sentence examples for a narrow point from inspiring English sources

The male's tail is strongly graduated, appearing as a narrow point when he is perched.

An illustrious cancer expert named David Karnofsky made a narrow point about the appropriateness of the term "complete remission".

The next morning, we walked a few hundred yards up the beach, around a narrow point, and waded into the water.

Rain over, we walked through blue fields of lupine and past the three lakes called Sunrise, crossing the first at a narrow point by logs and stones.

From a narrow point of view, this is true, but the area around Calais was part of England as recently as 1558.

The saying -- zuo jing guan tian -- means seeing the sky from the bottom of a well, and having a narrow point of view.

He won the WBO middleweight title in June with a narrow points victory over Felix Sturm before the 39-year-old Hopkins knocked him out for the first time in his career in September.

He became only the second man to take Louis to the 15-round distance, but lost a narrow points decision.

If it had been a narrow points loss at a learning stage of his career then fair enough.

The Yorkshireman had won a narrow points decision against Kameda in his second title defence in May.

The 32,000 crowd booed when Louis was awarded a narrow points decision, with many saying the "Tonypandy Terror" should have won.