Sentence examples for narrow idea from inspiring English sources

But far too much of the discussion has been centered on this narrow idea.

Recruiters, Rivera found, tended to have an exceptionally narrow idea of what qualified a candidate as élite.

One of the things that I found out when I did go to college is that people had a very narrow idea of Washington.

That means that her memories are fragmented and incomplete, since she often had only a narrow idea of what went on around her.

When the media only repeats stories about one very narrow idea of "transgressive" female sexuality, it limits our sexual imaginations, and therefore the possibilities of our sexual lives.

Le Pen – a member of the European parliament, like Griffin – attacked the "scandalous" protests over the BBC's decision, which he said presented a "narrow idea of democracy".

For regular folks, two main factors seem to be at the core of the issue: poor body image and a narrow-minded idea of masculinity.

And if you're not someone who thinks a lot about the world beyond our borders, it's easy to develop a very narrow-minded idea of what's "normal" and what's not.

Messiaen had narrow ideas about how his opera should be staged.

We don't have to change our behaviour towards drugs but we do have to ditch narrow ideas about them.

Here, the eruptions of dance, song and lyrical speech transform the play into something impossible to confine within our narrow ideas of genre.