Sentence examples for an example of narrow from inspiring English sources

The rejection of the Lisbon Treaty was not an example of "narrow insularity" nor a demonstration of "the worst of little-Englandism".

Cooper surmises that when she hears expressions of dislike of the Negro for being "weak" such sentiments are an example of narrow-mindedness that is not worth engaging.

An example of this narrow approach is raising the Medicare eligibility age.

An example of the narrower usage of the term comes from those who argue that the word "creationism" refers only to young-earth creationism or "creation science".

Post intubation stenosis is an example of focal tracheal narrowing.

Influenza is a very good example of narrow reporting––X amount of people die but in a country with 350 million people, 50 influenza deaths is a small amount.

I am happy to report that, along with other urban centers in the Philippines, it is an example of how cities can narrow survival gaps between the rich and the poor by increasing access to basic maternal, newborn and child services, and making care more affordable and accessible to the poorest urban families.

If we had to guess, that is far too narrow an example of the vast demographics entertained by the show.

An example of such a putative narrow pathway into AN is weight loss-induced dysregulation of the maintenance of a normal body weight, for whatever reason, during the critical age period.

The lapse model is used as an example of how the psychometric curve is a narrow lens which which to examine deficits, compared to the full model.

While not described as (narrow) cultural attraction in the paper, it is clearly an example of it.