Sentence examples for narrow conception from inspiring English sources

Giving up on them sacrifices real pleasures for a needlessly narrow conception of literary purity.

The historical evidence, however, does not support such a narrow conception of mysticism.

This is a narrow conception of "diplomacy," however, one where bargains are struck on the basis of private interests.

It is also worth remembering that Roberts's narrow conception of the Commerce Clause is now the law of the land.

The images they use and project reinforce a very narrow conception of beauty and a shallow approach towards women.

The problem with the tests is not their demand for intellectual rigor but their narrow conception of humanity.

The last reason to reject a hypothesis is because it defies narrow conceptions of common sense.

Hooker said that he grew in his opinions and gave up narrow conceptions previously held.

But many Thai commenters on social media complained that the advert was racist and reinforced narrow conceptions of beauty.

Abbott's original intention was to give a portrait of transcendence, to show how, through our imagination, we might be "lifted" out of narrow conceptions.

Rooted in the ancient societies of the Andes, this is not a return to the past but looks to the future, rejecting narrow conceptions of development exclusively based on economic growth.