Sentence examples for narrow judgement from inspiring English sources
States that passed medical marijuana laws were making a narrow judgement on medical use.
How revealing that editor Laura Barber's richly eclectic anthology, Penguin's Poems for Love (Penguin Classics, £20), can end on a high note of snigger-free commitment only by turning to one of those pop icons whose unabashed lyricism thrives outside the narrow poetry system of judgement and reward: Leonard Cohen.
Here efficiency is understood in terms of standardisation and narrow economic and bureaucratic judgements.
Despite the horrible and insensitive media critics, judgement from the narrow-minded public, and the Kardashian empire (which critics assumed would suffer from Jenner's revelation), Jenner did what was right for him.
In the 1420s and 1430s, when oil and panel painting were still in their infancy, vertical formats were often used for depictions of the Last Judgement, because the narrow framing particularly suited a hierarchical presentation of heaven, earth and hell.
described it as a "thoroughly disappointing judgement based on a narrow interpretation of the law".
If we rest our future entirely on the Prime Minister's renegotiation we could end up making a judgement about our European future based on a narrow set of reforms that might make little difference to future migration patterns.
In every case, repair judgement was based on improvement in erosions, and not on improvement in joint space narrowing.
Narrow victory in Nyon it may have been, but did they really need to make the errors of judgement that led to them being behind in the first place?
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