Sentence examples for a rather narrow from inspiring English sources

Orwell, of course, if in a rather narrow respect.

"The discounters really compete in a rather narrow segment of the book marketplace," he said.

It's an introvert's form, as far as I'm concerned, though maybe that's a rather narrow view".

He has also pursued some of Mr Suharto's friends and relatives, though on a rather narrow range of issues.

Made out of stuffed stockinette, Child No 98 has a rather narrow waist and the calves of a seasoned wrestler.

In Christianity Today, McCracken writes that today's religious hipsterism is "a rather narrow subset of the faith: mostly white evangelical, mostly economically well-off".

The composer Val Jeanty worked a turntable to create a sinister, ambiguous mood, but "The Way It Was" stayed within a rather narrow emotional register.

The next section was labeled "action," In movies, the word "action" is used in a rather narrow sense, meaning extreme violence.

P450 monooxygenases from microorganisms, similar to those of eukaryotic mitochondria, display a rather narrow substrate specificity.

This in turn causes a rather narrow temporal distribution when an ITS is measured.

provides a rather narrow and unbalanced view of the innovation management phenomenon.