Sentence examples for a very narrow conception from inspiring English sources

The images they use and project reinforce a very narrow conception of beauty and a shallow approach towards women.

In the first in a series of appeals relating to the Texas law, a three-judge panel showed a great deal of sympathy for the regulations — and a very narrow conception of the meaning of O'Connor's standard.

When you piece together evidence such as the Australian flag capes, the ridiculous Halal certification hysteria, and the ubiquitous references to our "Judeo-Christian foundations" (I never thought there were Christian societies in pre-invasion Aboriginal Australia!), the real agenda emerges: marginalising Australians who fall outside a very narrow conception of what it is to be 'one of us'.

"It's a very narrow concept".

The initial formation of many major structures of the human embryo takes place during a very narrow window of time in the first weeks after conception, often before a woman even knows she is pregnant.

But that is a very narrow part.

"He has a very narrow political base".

"It was a very narrow escape.

This is a very narrow planning horizon.

It is a very narrow gap.

But it was a very narrow squeeze.