Sentence examples for narrow set of rules from inspiring English sources

One man's perfectionism is another's indulgence, and while The Witness is a masterly exploration of the conundrums that exist within a narrow set of rules, the wider message can seem muddled.

But on Thursday, exactly 16 months after the 2016 election, the FEC had to delay the vote as Republicans and Democrats had not yet agreed on a narrow set of rules.

Thus, the idea, born of the Enlightenment, that aesthetic matters could be universally subjected to reason led to a rigid imposition of a narrow set of aesthetic rules on all art that came within the Académie's jurisdiction.

It punishes black men for having the audacity to pursue their dreams without following the increasingly narrow set of byzantine rules put in place by generations of their oppressors — of us — of white people like me who will never have to navigate their dangerous journeys — of white people like me who have been complicit in their oppression with our inability to see.

Hence, the publicity requirement understood as publicity with regard to compliance would not commit us to restrict the scope of Rawlsian justice to the narrow set of formal social rules).

That said, within its narrow set of parameters, this is a great little device.

Bring in a narrow set of people and they tend to stay.

I never realized a had a "narrow" set of teeth.

"These lobbyists are pushing the interests of a very narrow set of people," she said.

To stay in the game, we have a circumscribed existence with a narrow set of options.

"I believe the Fed was given too narrow of set of rules" with which to draft the regulation, said Representative Barney Frank, the Massachusetts Democrat who sponsored Dodd-Frank in the House, which never voted separately on the debit-fee amendment.