Sentence examples for narrow ideas from inspiring English sources

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.

As narrow ideas such as these become ingrained in our media so quickly, aiming to recognise them sooner rather than later can only help us start changing them.

It struck me that the industrialised model of processing people through exams, and having narrow ideas about how lessons should be taught were mimicking the worst aspects of a McDonald's production line.

In full public view this Los Angeles hip-hop collective has become an unlikely mini-juggernaut of the post-record age, creating a significant touring and merchandise business with only the Internet behind it — not radio or video — and redefining narrow ideas about the hip-hop underground.

Embracing poetry as communication itself rather than a vehicle for narrow ideas, the meek-looking Mr. Coleman nonetheless gets around to the social and political themes that give this dynamic series such urgency: I want to follow the footsteps of Che And hear the truth about the day The C.I.A. Killed Lumumba.

"I think that it's a much more interesting world when people don't have such narrow ideas of what they can be," Sarandon says.

She is hopeful her photographs will help broaden the perception of what it means to be Native American today, replacing more narrow ideas that fail to accurately represent the diverse population.

But his narrow-minded ideas and bombastic rhetoric risk remaking the world order and potentially spawning a full-scale holy war.

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