Sentence examples for narrow manner from inspiring English sources

"This policy shift represents another attempt by the administration to restrict legal immigration by interpreting the law in an overly narrow manner," the report said.

The cable's language closely mirrored the Supreme Court's order on the travel ban, though it appeared to interpret it in a narrow manner, notably in its definition of close family.

The definition of expertise expressed by PwP was in line with patient-centeredness, though in a rather narrow manner, as only certain characteristics of PD expertise were recognised.

See if you agree that the cornea had to be created in very narrow manner to differ from the rest of vertebrates receiving blood throughout.

But while he spawned a cult following, a soundboard, Facebook fan groups, top-10 lists and YouTube compilations, his style also defined Johnson in the narrowest manner possible.

Gentlemen who oppose a federal bill of rights, or further declaratory articles, seem to view the subject in a very narrow imperfect manner.

Roberts may have saved the ACA, but he did so in a narrow, conservative manner that limited the scope of the Commerce Clause.

They were just playing politics, in the exceptionally narrow and irresponsible manner that characterised the Republican response to the stimulus debate.

They have in view practice only, and are always speaking? in a narrow and ridiculous manner, of squaring and extending and applying and the like --they conecessitiesecessities of geometry with those of daily life; whereas knowledge is the real object of the whole science.

Philip does not interpret his organizing principle of the good in an unduly narrow or restrictive manner.

The phenomenon that mass enhanced with substituting ion can be interpreted as follows: substitution stimulate manganese content and these Mn4+ions induced an increase in bending of Mn O Mn bond angle, in this manner narrowing band width and enhancing the effective mass [68].