Sentence examples for more narrow emphasis from inspiring English sources
Actively excluding foreigners from any ethical consideration or actively targeting foreigners for mistreatment goes one step beyond focusing one's service and concern on compatriots, and in fact, the targeting of 'barbarians' is historically linked with the rise of panhellenism and not with the more narrow emphasis on the polis.
The two broad options being explored and argued about at the White House, the Pentagon and elsewhere are an all-out counterinsurgency strategy, which includes an emphasis on protecting and wooing the Afghan population, and a more narrow focus on counterterrorism.
Britain has always been a profoundly hierarchical society - the contagion of the free market and its narrow emphasis on what gives a person significance have only made it more so.
That's a much more narrow range.
The Taliban goal was more narrow.
"It's a little more narrow market".
The political context is more narrow.
They are typically longer and more narrow.
This will make the paper more narrow.
