Sentence examples for but a narrow from inspiring English sources

But a narrow range brought diminishing returns.

Timothy was everything but a narrow medievalist.

But a narrow escape makes the glory more glorious, right?

Theirs isn't a Grand Tour, but a narrow one.

He has not led Labour to a catastrophic defeat but a narrow one.

Mr. Perle has an honored place in music, but a narrow one.

"Leo F. Mullin's attitude toward airport expansion -- it must happen, no matter what the human and environmental cost, because the economy demands it -- reflects not only an arrogant stance toward humanity and the environment, but a narrow-minded view of what constitutes the economy," he said.

But a narrower, more focused approach would have gone a long way.

The ruling is a notable victory for voting rights, but a narrower one than headlines may have suggested.

But a narrower definition is necessary, because if the percentage is too high, then the impact of the poverty alleviation plans is diluted.

"A wide performance tire wants to ride up on the snow," Mr. Toth said, "but a narrower tire will cut through down to the pavement".