Sentence examples for narrow opinion from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court could have decided the New York case with a narrow opinion.

"Some people have a very, very narrow opinion about our curriculum," Sessay says.

For example, Roberts wrote a narrow opinion in 2007 holding that the McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law did not apply to certain political advertisements in Wisconsin.

Scalia wrote a narrow opinion and listed several exceptions, such as bans on "unusual and dangerous weapons" and sales to domestic abusers and people with mental illness.

The federal panel emphasized that it was issuing a narrow opinion that pertained only to the Texas law and not to other jurisdictions trying to implement similar laws.

To take one example, Juan Williams points to Marshall's success in persuading Chief Justice Warren Burger to write a broad rather than a narrow opinion upholding busing for school integration.

He said that he didn't get notoriety in track and field, but I don't really know if he's getting it now, either". Last week, when someone mentioned the word "bust" to Nehemiah during a media session for today's Super Bowl XIX between Miami and San Francisco, Nehemiah said pointedly, "That's a narrow-minded approach, a narrow-minded opinion.

But the consensus compulsion is clearest when the court issues narrow opinions.

O'Connor's narrow opinions have the effect of preserving her ability to change her mind in future cases.

She was joining the Army, leaving behind the seedy two-story town, the dun-colored prairie flattened by wind, leaving the gumbo roads, the radio voices flailing through nets of static, the gossip and the narrow opinions.

Alarming as it was to see his narrow opinions being given a platform which could easily rile far-right hostility, he was robustly challenged by all the other housemates.