Sentence examples for narrow move from inspiring English sources

The Literati's LCD screen offers 480 x 800 resolution, but its angle of view is very narrow; move your head a few inches off to the sides and rainbow patterns appear on the screen as contrast significantly decreases, none of which may be a problem, as most people would read a book with the device perfectly aligned in front of their face.

On issues like immigration and climate change, Mr. Obama may focus on narrow moves first.

Here is his take on "Something," George Harrison's second-finest moment as a Beatle (I'm an "If I Needed Someone" fan): "Though it gives the impression of being highly melodic, the tune in the verse is actually very narrow, moving in a range of five notes, which allows George to sing it with great relaxation and force.

The production is beady-eyed about class, but so fillets the original that the focus becomes far narrower, moving away from the mining dispute in the novel and robbing the evening of a sense of a society on the brink of change and seething with ideas around socialism.

In second grade, the difference between males and females in reading performance is significantly wider at the tails of the conditional performance distribution (Table 2, Fig. 6) whereas in fifth grade, gender inequality narrows moving from the lower to the upper quantiles of the conditional distribution of students' performance (Table 4, Fig. 8).

Culturally, this crass, narrow, bigoted move impoverishes us all.

The narrow river moved along swiftly through meanders and between tall grassy banks.

In Pyrmont Road, two young couples, one couple with children, and one single woman with her builder all pass one another in the narrow corridor, moving like unfamiliar cats, affecting indifference but combat ready.

Usually a hostile environment (inadequate light; a noisy, narrow space; moving ambulance; etc).

On the other hand, other research groups found that plasmon bands become narrower and move to the low wavelength end [20, 21, 36].

"I would have preferred to do something broader than this but I am delighted that we could at least get unanimous support to get this narrow proposal moved forward," said FEC Vice Chair Ellen Weintraub just before the commission voted.