Sentence examples for narrow experiences from inspiring English sources

They couldn't view information like that outside of their own narrow experiences.

One of the great subjects of the realist novel is boredom - narrow experiences in small places and unsympathetic groups.

The rote learning endorsed by the examination process thus leads to narrow perceptions of what learning can be and narrow experiences of how to learn.

The authors appear unwilling to explore important issues beyond their collective experiences; furthermore, they fail to acknowledge the limited value of their narrow experiences for today's young faculty members.

In my narrow experience, the sea was supposed to be glassy at dawn.

On-the-job training can also give trainees a very narrow experience of what schools are like.

If I'd lived my whole life in Old Delhi, I would feel so much frustration and anger that my world should be so limited by my very narrow experience.

Much like Massow's recent outburst about gay men "inhabiting a soulless and empty world of hedonism", such navel-gazing missives conflate the narrow experience of the metropolitan club scene with that of being sexually different for everyone everywhere.

He likes to draw a contrast between the ups and downs of his career as an entrepreneur and the narrow experience of his electoral rivals, who are professional politicians and provincial power-brokers for the most part.

What Maisie knew, or what Henry knew for her, is that childhood is a fascinating mix of innocence and cruelty, brilliant intelligence and painful ignorance, expanded consciousness and narrow experience.

His perspective would fill some giant blind spots on the present Court, which is made up entirely of former federal appeals-court judges who have little or no political experience, have never been elected to anything, and have a strikingly narrow experience of life in general.