Sentence examples for a narrower one from inspiring English sources

This is a broader argument than that of Gail Dines's 2010 treatise Pornland, which focused closely on pornography; but a narrower one than Sheila Jeffreys advanced in her 2008 book The Industrial Vagina, which embraced a critique of mail-order brides and the institution of marriage.

We have a wider perspective and those who stayed have a narrower one".

But some executives predicted a narrower one could stand a better chance of final passage.

But overall, a wider network seems better than a narrower one.

Nevertheless, Gilbert's point is important – a progressive alternative must offer a more expansive definition of freedom, not a narrower one.

Most of all, being hardcore means turning inward, ignoring broader society in order to create a narrower one.

From the expressway exit in Matara, the road leading to Hambantota was a narrow one, that went ever and on, until it joined some larger way.

The Russians had two wins, an easy one over Latvia and a narrow one over the Czechs.

From one point of view, perhaps a narrow one, there is an error of scale here.

The ruling was a narrow one, applying only to $247 million that the province of San Luis has on deposit at the state-owned Banco de la Nación.

The other is that he and Labour are doomed: their defeat on polling day is still near-certain, even if a narrow one now seems more probable than a rout.