Sentence examples for a sort of narrow from inspiring English sources

But they do all come from a sort of narrow rightwing clique within the Labour party".

Nazi policies toward the Jews, the legendary underground Polish diplomat Jan Karski reported to his government-in-exile in London in 1940, formed "a sort of narrow bridge where the Germans and a large part of Polish society meet in harmony".

A: Sort of.

Adds Merck Vice President Richard Hargreaves: "There has been a sort of a narrow-minded approach to Alzheimer's disease.

Prior to that they have all sorts of narrow escapes, including a punctured tire, which is replaced by the capable couple in less time than it would take on an automobile race track.

Replicate this incentivized self-interest for all sorts of narrow issues, mix in even greater ability to raise funds due to Citizen's United -- and you have a formula for polarization.

Because to do this kind of constant assessment with a computer, one of two things has to happen -- a teacher enters data for six hours every day, or student assessments are focused strictly on the sort of narrow, simple, surface learning that a multiple choice question can measure.

And in any case, we discourage the sort of narrow specialization that can result when a student restricts attention solely to courses and graduate seminars pertinent to his or her major field and dissertation topic.

Contrary to what you may have learned from watching CSI, Downs says, there's no way for a medical examiner to determine time of death in the sort of narrow window that would be necessary to enforce Caylee's Law.

That sort of narrow profile wasn't what Mr. DeGroff was after.

That's all well and good, but it sounds like the sort of narrow fixes preferred by SEC lawyers who haven't spent much time on Wall Street.