Sentence examples for narrow sphere from inspiring English sources

The lawyer occupies a narrow sphere of existence, as if life can be reduced to a clinical exercise.

He argues that the affection for QE comes, instead, from the alluring prospect — to some conservatives, at least — of getting economic stabilization without any need for activist government outside the narrow sphere of monetary policy.

A large side room in the house, well beyond the kerosene stove's narrow sphere of warmth, held a big loom frame that had come with the house, and an obsolete encyclopedia, and a set, with faded spines, of aged but rarely touched books entitled "The Master Works of World Philosophy".

On this reading Hume's skeptical principles commit him to the view that human understanding is weak and imperfect and, so considered, we should avoid all dogmatism and also refrain from pursuing our investigations beyond the narrow sphere of "common life".

As demonstrated above, knowledge that the evolutionary pattern of fossil horses is branching has been current for a century, but this fact has not been effectively communicated outside the narrow sphere of practicing professional paleontologists.

Reinach notes in his Marburg lecture (1914) that, while many philosophers had acknowledged the existence of a priori truths, most had restricted the a priori to a very narrow sphere, confining it either to the formal a priori (Hume) or to the a priori of Newtonian physics (Kant).

I worry that genre-specific sites, by separating readers into ever more personalized, narrow spheres, could fragment the literary field further, homogenizing the texts that appear with in each specialized field.

The introduction of magnetite into the microspheres under ultrasonic irradiation produced sub-1.78 μm size spheres and also rendered a narrower sphere size distribution.

Since women from lower economic groups had a narrower sphere of access, their choices were usually limited to municipal facilities or inexpensive private providers.

The Reformers emphasized that Christian service is not limited to a narrow religious sphere of life but extends to the everyday relationships of family, marriage, work, and politics.

In this narcissism and self-aggrandisement, he was at least in some measure the child not so much of his Arab times as of the narrow Libyan sphere which he was trying to transcend.