Sentence examples for are pretty narrow from inspiring English sources

Setting aside Wisconsin, these are pretty narrow margins, but the stability of Obama's lead is striking.

Meanwhile, Kushner's Democratic lawyer whom he shares with his wife has claimed that any remaining conflicts of interest are "pretty narrow and very manageable".

"It's pretty narrow now, and also quite modish".

Even so, the government's definition of what constitutes a subsidy is pretty narrow.

The dads who do appear in stories for young children can be pretty narrow characters.

My range of enthusiasm is pretty narrow; I occasionally take a break into dark grey, possibly a stripe".

And the gap between Williams and my second-choice school, Georgetown University, is pretty narrow (largely because the people I know at Georgetown are the most exceptional I've ever met).

"My mistake," you recalled, "was I had what I thought was a pretty broad goal, but it turned out to be pretty narrow, and that was simply to see how good I could become in this game.

But the range of outlandish things one can do with pants, a jacket and a shirt is pretty narrow, so most of what's on view seems even more contrived than what appears on the women's runways.

Contests as close as these — not to mention Florida's electoral adventures in 2000 — have led to an impression that the margin between Democrats and Republicans is pretty narrow.

Talk to your neighbours about their television viewing habits and you will probably find that, although the range of programmes watched is pretty narrow, the methods for receiving them vary wildly from house to house.