Sentence examples for narrow subject matter from inspiring English sources

Due to its narrow subject matter this leaflet is unsuitable for supporting pregnant women's informed choice.

Whatever narrows the permitted subject-matter of art narrows the artist's ability to be sincere and hinders his or her imagination.

Subject-matter experts were given double weight.

But that proved too narrow a subject.

These are not narrow matters.

"It's narrow, niche subjects," he said.

Administrators can block certain subject matters.

If his subjects were narrow, his approach was wide.

These matters remain subjects of historical debate.

(Consider, for example: Jerry Fodor's (1991) defense of a distinction between 'narrow' and 'wide' content; Edward Zalta's (1988) distinction between 'cognitive' and 'objective' content; and John Perry's (2001) distinction between 'reflexive' and 'subject-matter' content).

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.