Sentence examples for narrow message from inspiring English sources
Forbes has a narrow message.
But they are sending a narrow message.
And yet it's her voice, with its narrow message, that makes her sour songs that much more sweet.
That, Justice Scalia, is what Citizens United gave us — less speech, the few dominating the many with a very narrow message.
It feels that way because Turnbull is successfully training the nation's attention on a narrow message that is more about feelings than facts.
Michael Eric Dyson, a humanities professor at the University of Pennsylvania and the author of "Why I Love Black Women," said the club's rules for associate members send a narrow message.
In the run-up to his trouncing by Rick Santorum in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri, Mr. Romney, seeking to minimize potentially troublesome unscripted moments, had begun eschewing long town-hall-style question-and-answer sessions with voters — a hallmark of his New Hampshire strategy, with their spontaneous and personal exchanges — in favor of large rallies and events with narrow messages.
But Ross, who stops by regularly to advise Occupy Wall Street, said it needs "far broader outreach" and a narrower message.
It is not surprising that theater for children and young people in this country gets conflated with educational expectations, so called "safe content," and narrow moral messages.
However, as the tunnel between the inner and the outer EXIT curves becomes more narrow, the message-passing decoder takes a larger number of iterations to arrive at the zero-error state.
