Sentence examples for a very narrow understanding from inspiring English sources
It would be a broad social movement that had different values, different ethics and different ways of understanding what is right and wrong and not a very narrow understanding of the bottom line.
In a statement on Friday, the board of the Catholic Theological Society of America said the bishops' criticism represented a misreading of her work, and showed "a very narrow understanding" of the ways theologians serve the church, including "interpreting revelation for present times and cultures".
That is a very narrow understanding of what Europe is.
Instead, a very narrow understanding has led to a rift within the community.
"America has a very narrow understanding of who we are, how we live our lives, how we define family.
In 2004, when President George W. Bush stated his support for the Federal Marriage Amendment to codify that very narrow understanding of marriage into the U.S. Constitution, the American Anthropological Association AAAA) made a Statement on Marriage and the Family based on over 100 years of research.
This very narrow understanding of the informational properties of genes is basically in accordance with the influential early proposal of Francis Crick (1958).
"[S]eriously religious groups must prepare for the encroaching storm of secularist intolerance for any substantive dissent from secularism's very narrow understanding of tolerance".
Couple this with the public's very narrow understanding of who the terrorists are -- which can be attributed in part to how such cases are often framed by authorities and the media -- and most Americans probably won't look beyond Muslims.
Many problematic forms of self-interest really come down to a very narrow and short term understanding of what that interest involves.
Demystifying its hidden decision-making process has been one of the court's aims, though as Lady Hale, the only female justice, cautioned: "It's a very narrow dividing line between improving public understanding … and diminishing the dignity and respect the court should have.
