Sentence examples for narrow myself from inspiring English sources

So, it's not just charity, sickle cell, there should be a broader perspective to life, and being among one of the Queen's Young Leaders made me realize that there are causes that are actually bigger than mine, and in that sense I don't just want to narrow myself to focus on one.

My Bulletproof team of judges, including myself, will narrow the entries down to 10 finalists in each category (bad boss and bad co-worker).

So while I'm hammering away at my own attempts at literature, trying to narrow the distance between myself and that which awes me (please don't tell me how far I have to go -- I'm well aware), the music reminds me of the value of these things: my incompetency and my awe.

For years, what I saw as a steadily narrowing gap between myself and perfection inspired me.

In this one, extremely narrow arena I can call myself more or less a "connoisseur".

I pushed open the door and found myself in a narrow corridor which led to a set of velvet curtains.

As I pushed myself down the narrow flat section at the start, my skis chattered in the morning shadows, where the snow was glazed and crusty, and grabbed in the ruts of old tracks.

When the fog obliterated all sight of land, I used these clues to guide myself to a narrow channel, and then followed the wakes of lobster buoys in the incoming tide back to safety.

"I am not burying myself in a narrow particularism.

I will forever love the aesthetic of Heidi Klum, Taylor Swift and Ryan Gosling, but I do not let myself have a narrow perception of what is desirable or attractive.

I found myself lost among the narrow alleys of the Old Town.