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We now have such a narrow view of what education is, at a time when we have more teenagers suffering from mental health problems, and issues about the sexualisation of young women and relationships between teenagers.

"It's always quite a narrow view of what she does and her place in photography," said Mr. Moakley, deputy photo editor at Time magazine.

A narrow view of "academia" is tunnel vision, too.

There used to be a narrow view of what games could be.

"They take a narrow view of what the problem is, and it can be really demoralising".

If he had a narrow view of what makes a dancer, no one would be surprised.

And as I have already written, they have a narrow view of what Black is.

Judging from the video, Millennials have a narrow view of what "old" really means.

"We've had such a narrow view of who he was.

I … had a narrow view of what rape was.

From a narrow view, we can only see one finger at a time; each of the five fingers exists independently.