Sentence examples for from a narrow view from inspiring English sources
School readiness has become one of these outcomes as the term 'school readiness' is broadened from a narrow view aligned with academic skills to an expansion of the idea that development is transactional (Horm et al. 2016).
In just over half a century, we have moved from a narrow view of the donor as merely a vehicle for enabling other people to have children to understanding that donating gametes can have lifelong effects on the donor.
It suggests a shift away from a narrow view of nursing performance to a broader perspective that encompasses more complex and more complete measures that take into account extended aspects of nursing activities.
A car can be seen from front as a narrow view, or from one of its sides as a long view.
Despite the stereotype of risk-averse Asian entrepreneurs, there are an increasing number of people across the region who feel deep resonance with the ethos of Silicon Valley, but these trailblazers are facing enormous hurdles due to a lack of funding and a narrow view from investors on business models and profitability.
Judging from the video, Millennials have a narrow view of what "old" really means.
Beyond that, from his perch on the equity trading desk he seems to have had a narrow view of the institution where he worked for nearly 12 years.
A narrow view of "academia" is tunnel vision, too.
