Sentence examples for carefully narrow from inspiring English sources
His article in The New Yorker on Nov. 12 calling the Oct. 19 raid on a Taliban compound a "near disaster," led to a quick, if carefully narrow, denial.
But during a deliberative poll, trained moderators make sure that every voice is heard and that the group carefully and thoughtfully narrows in on its most pertinent and pressing policy questions.
To be sure, there are differences among the faiths of America over the illicitness of same-sex marriage, and the justices should wisely write them now more carefully and with narrowed focus.
Sometimes, you will have to narrow down to the species name carefully.
Carefully used, the use of quality indicators and improved guideline adherence can address suboptimal clinical outcomes, reduce practice variations, and narrow the gap between optimal and routine care.
With no footpath marked to their location, I approached carefully up a narrow hayfield to see what I could find.
He steps carefully along the narrow path that runs through his garden, a lunghi wrapped roughly around his legs, scruffy plastic sandals on his feet.
It was more like rock-climbing than we planned for, and we had to go flat against the wall and move carefully along a narrow ledge, but we figured it would get easier around the bend.
A few blocks beyond the day care class, after a couple of detours where I dutifully dismounted and walked, I started riding again, trying hard to keep my balance as I maneuvered carefully between the narrow fenced-off part of the detour allotted to bicycles and a few adults escorting five or six children home from school.
Hannah Sullivan's With Force and Noise sees the artist creep carefully down a narrow corridor of light to the front of the stage to deliver a quiet monologue about simmering rage, while wearing a kind of harness covered in bells, which clank and tinkle at the slightest twitch.
