Sentence examples for narrow fit of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Burgasser prized the gusseted inseam and narrow fit of these organic cotton-Lycra pants because they were easy to move in and comfortable.

Rather, it was the combination of the newness of the micro-dot cotton lace, the narrow fit of the minimalist shape, the little pleat below the rear, and the digital pop of red from the underslip that made the dress look modern.

The new bill was introduced at the behest of the C.I.A. and was supported by the Justice Department in a fit of narrow thinking.

STRAIGHT AND NARROW The austerity extends to the fit of the clothes themselves, which are slim verging on stingy.

Some of the biopsies are too narrow to fit in the central opening of the discs and some can be mounted but demonstrate no response to stimulators or inhibitors.

The notches in their arrows were too narrow to fit the wider bowstrings of the Western people they fought, so that the arrows could not be picked up and shot back at them.

America's influence is too precious to be squandered in fits of narrow ideological pique.

Specifically, 60/105 neurons were best fit with a narrow focus of attention model, 32/105 were best fit with a variable focus of attention model and 13/105 neurons were best fit with a wide focus of attention model.

"It means all the people who don't fit the narrow confines of man and woman," says Feinberg.

And railroad officials insist that size would not be a problem: the taller trains could be designed to fit the narrow clearance of the tunnel to Grand Central Terminal.

She looks at the women who play Everquest and finds they don't fit the narrow stereotype of women gamers, which may cast into doubt our standardized and preconceived ideas of femininity.