Sentence examples for a narrow prism from inspiring English sources

The catchy heading "Arab spring" or "Arab awakening" limits the international and regional debate to a narrow prism.

According to Turkish officials, Erdoğan has also calculated that Vladimir Putin has more capacity to deliver outcomes in Syria and the broader region than the outgoing Obama, who has defined US interests through a narrow prism of defeating Isis.

Narcotics cartels, transnational organized crime and gang violence are designated as threats by the United States and Central American governments, with a broader consensus than when that base was built — in an era when the region was viewed through a narrow prism of communism and anticommunism.

But in Britain, that same crisis had a different impact, compressed through a narrower prism and summoning forth once again the clanking ghost of euro-skepticism — the belief that Britain should distance itself from the 27-nation European Union, of which it is a member, for fear of diluting its sovereignty in the dense mash of European regulation and Franco-German hegemony.

Yet to focus on sheer numbers and the future, on the relatively young ages of their superstars -- Bryant turns 23 in August, O'Neal turned 29 in March -- is to view the Lakers through a too narrow prism.

If you still believed in the tyranny of the male gaze in the late 1990's, well past the point at which academia had moved on, you might have turned to the work of a designer named Tom Ford as proof that fashion viewed women through the narrow prism of what a man with a healthy ego and a well-stocked humidor might be looking for when he went out looking.

This narrow prism produces a sense of desperation to get a major-conference slot, leading Texas Christian University to take its perhaps temporary luster to the Big East Conference.

Fed up with seeing the 2016 local and devolved elections through the narrow prism of a squalid mudfight to become London mayor?

In a country most commonly viewed through the narrow prism of its politics, food is a wonderful vehicle for discovery.

Our current PM, it appears, sees the transition from a resources economy (which wasn't all that we were, anyway) to a utopia of innovative disruption through the narrow prism of rimless designer glasses.

Turnbull repeated his comments from his ICV visit that the Australian Muslim community was valued and respected and was not viewed through "a narrow security prism".