So, in its way, does the deliberately narrow spectrum of acts, mostly aerial in their emphasis.
They also reflect, not coincidentally, the narrow spectrum of ownership models in the country.
But even putting aside the health argument, the narrow spectrum of highly sweetened morning food is limiting and ultimately boring.
Bad versions can be cramped and miserly, and even a fine bottle can offer a fairly narrow spectrum of possibilities.
But the alliance has been based on a narrow spectrum of issues, such as opposition to abortion and gay marriage.
There is a certain citrusy brightness to it, a gritty depth, but it takes place in a narrow spectrum of flavour.
Canard; the problem with "Wild Grass" isn't any failure on Resnais's part to generate warmth for his characters — it's his narrow conception of their identities, the narrow spectrum of thought and action that he grants them, and the narrow spectrum of life that seems to interest him.
Arm's length agencies, such as the Highways Agency, historically siphoned off to provide a narrow spectrum of state functions, should be included in the conversation and made accountable for how broader government policy is delivered.
If he tones down the emotional temperature of his characters' outward expression and keeps his image-making within a narrow spectrum of visual variety, it's to heighten the power and scope of nuance.
Nonetheless, Abdi is poised and charismatic he expresses thought and energy in immobility and, though he's limited by the narrow spectrum of this movie's action, he has, justly, launched a career.
Yet the story remains just that, merely a story: Malik's inner life doesn't exist (except for the absurdly narrow spectrum of scenes that depict his imaginings of encounters with the prisoner he killed).
