Sentence examples for a narrower point from inspiring English sources

She signed a brief that did not go as far as the plaintiffs in the case wanted; the brief, written by her former Clinton Administration colleague Walter Dellinger, made a narrower point.

That dissonance is a glaring weakness in Mr Stiglitz's book".13 Bankers", which Mr Johnson co-wrote with James Kwak, a former McKinsey consultant, makes a narrower point, but has greater historical sweep and is the better read.

As someone slightly more sympathetic to the wonkish turn in political writing, I would make a narrower point.

An illustrious cancer expert named David Karnofsky made a narrow point about the appropriateness of the term "complete remission".

The next morning, we walked a few hundred yards up the beach, around a narrow point, and waded into the water.

The decision was that the former attorney general Dominic Grieve was not empowered to issue a certificate blocking the tribunal's ruling, which may sound like a narrow point.

To be sure, interviews conducted on a single day, in front of a single building, are apt to produce a narrow point of view.

At a narrow point, the pipeline route passes just south of the Russian-controlled enclave of South Ossetia and north of another Russian ally, Armenia.

From a narrow point of view, this is true, but the area around Calais was part of England as recently as 1558.

Although the tip of the knife comes to a narrow point, most of the blade is wide enough for spreading mustard or mayonnaise.

The script was written with a quill cut to a narrow point with a small square edge on its tip and a slit long enough to allow a certain amount of flexibility when pressure was applied in making downstrokes.