Sentence examples similar to a narrowed version from inspiring English sources

Like Salter, many of the New Formalists modeled their work on a strategically narrowed version of Elizabeth Bishop, a poet who wrote both free and formal verse with homespun virtuosity.

The roll-out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued than in January, when Trump first signed a more expansive version of his order.

So Mr. Wyden has come up with a narrower version.

The question here, however, is a narrower version of that still-open question.

In Wisconsin, a narrower version of the legislation had languished and died in previous sessions.

A narrower version of the legislation was approved last year by the Senate.

(DACA represents a narrow version of the DREAM Act, which failed to pass Congress).

A narrower version, 6 inches wide and 20 inches wide, is $295.

(A narrow version of it was packaged in 1991 under the brand name Ex Libris).

In some conservative quarters we are seeing the return of Burkeanism -- or at least a narrow version of it.

A narrow version of the measure regarding agriculture funds had been included in Obama's 2009 stimulus package.