Sentence examples for a pretty narrow from inspiring English sources

But that's a pretty narrow way to view the results.

"They're walking a pretty narrow tightrope this year," he said.

The case for eating meat, as presented in The Times, is a pretty narrow one.

So the big money was made in a pretty narrow window: 2001 to 2005.

It's a pretty narrow landing strip, and the approach most of them have stumbled on is simple: energy independence.

But in reality, it focuses on a pretty narrow band - the upper classes, and one or two allied tradespeople.

I've had personal direct experience with the narrowing of an already pretty narrow and grudging worldview, and it's not hard to see how older folks can't see the positive in the changes around them.

But the range of outlandish things one can do with pants, a jacket and a shirt is pretty narrow, so most of what's on view seems even more contrived than what appears on the women's runways.

Even so, the government's definition of what constitutes a subsidy is pretty narrow.

The law vastly delayed and reduced federal disclosure and regulatory requirements during and after the I.P.O. of so-called "emerging growth companies" — a label that sounds pretty narrow but actually encompasses all but the nation's biggest companies, including Twitter.

My range of enthusiasm is pretty narrow; I occasionally take a break into dark grey, possibly a stripe".