Sentence examples for a narrow reading from inspiring English sources

But that is a narrow reading.

QUESTION FROM PETER LAROSE: I find your take on the Fourth Gospel as "chilly" to reflect a narrow reading.

But I think it's sophomoric to conclude, as a narrow reading of this evidence might, that Iowa does not matter at all for Republicans.

A third case, a sad battle over an adopted toddler whose biological father is part-Cherokee Indian, in theory turned on a narrow reading of custody rules.

The Drug Policy Alliance, a group that advocates more flexible drug laws, is asking the Justice Department to give the term "knowingly" a narrow reading.

The jury verdict, reached in the 10th day of deliberations, reflected a narrow reading of the events last fall that led to Andersen's indictment.

In his dissent, Chief Justice Rehnquist agreed that the law, read broadly, was constitutionally troublesome but said that a narrower reading was more accurate.

It sounds, from the questions, that some justices were hoping for a narrower reading — Justice Scalia said that he was "a little disoriented".

Yet the Bush administration adopted a narrower reading of the appeals court decision -- more in line with the position of the Microsoft legal team and some legal experts.

Mr. Richmond said problems arose "when an authorizer relies on a very narrow reading" of the law.

To say that the disappointing results Kansas had with cutting taxes and attracting new business is an indictment of supply-side concepts is a very narrow reading of the facts.