Sentence examples for narrow matters from inspiring English sources

These are not narrow matters.

Sinatra and Holiday fans will quarrel, but narrow matters to the post-jazz era and it starts to make sense.

But the court is being asked to rule on a relatively narrow matter: whether Florida's highest court overreached itself when it set a new deadline for manual recounts.

As it stands, we do get to have a Hari Seldon solution to the narrow matter of "will Assad use Sarin gas again".

Rather, he says, its about the narrow matter of whether Assad will be allowed to use these chemical weapons, and if they can be kept out of the hands of murderous-minded "rebels".

Due to its narrow subject matter this leaflet is unsuitable for supporting pregnant women's informed choice.

The questions were about relatively narrow legal matters, not about the central issue of how he dealt with abusive priests.

Democrats in particular have been looking for ways for an Obama presidency to broaden relations with Russia, which they argue have been neglected, except in narrow nuclear matters, by the Bush administration.

Given how narrow the subject matter can be, one ends up sussing out which songs sneak in the bawdiest allusions.

Simple: smart female authors who twig that their careers depend on writing solely for their own gender will instinctively narrow their subject matter.

But sports media's simultaneous demand for HOT TAKES on a harrowingly narrow subject matter whatever is newest, button-pushingest, Tebow-est virtually ensures a poor-qualiTebow-est virtually