Sentence examples for described narrowly from inspiring English sources

And people also got to know her through her blog, where she described narrowly escaping a mass shooting at a Toronto shopping mall in early June.

The stronger reading says that there are no reason-to-action laws in any guise, including laws in which the psychological states and events are re-described in narrowly physical terms and the actions are re-described as bare movement.

A 2001 Consensus Report written by prominent urologists and psychiatrists, for example, proposes a nomenclature that would cover both 'psychogenic and organically based disorders' (unlike the DSM, which it describes as narrowly psychiatric, 'not intended to be used for classification of organic causes of female sexual dysfunctions'; Basson et al., 2001: 92001

Four girls described how they narrowly avoided being hit.

She was described as having narrowly escaped death.

Today, the NATO secretary general, Lord Robertson, presented a plan that diplomats described as more narrowly focused on Turkey.

But the Treasury secretary, Mr. Snow, said Friday that after the Sept. 11 attacks, Treasury Department officials initially presented the cooperative with what he described as "really narrowly crafted subpoenas all tied to terrorism".

We listened as Alem described how she narrowly escaped a forced early marriage and had to cut ties with her family as a result.

A specific consent to a narrowly described research protocol is not possible and there is a need to ask for a broad or general consent covering future research.

Barkley have suggested that the "Inattentive Type" of ADHD may ultimately be reclassified as an independent disorder involving cognitive pacing and processing, while ADHD itself should be more narrowly described as a disorder fundamentally involving impulse control and self-regulation (13,14).

Firing Line narrowly lost to Dortmund twice.