Sentence examples for narrow terms from inspiring English sources

Mrs Prada does not think in such narrow terms.

And, in narrow terms, obedience was indeed rewarded.

How ironic, then, that he is still defined in such narrow terms.

"It's really important that we define the enemy in narrow terms," Crumpton said.

Taken in narrow terms, the BBC is assiduous when it comes to political balance.

If customers view generating word of mouth in narrow terms, help them see more broadly.

But even on its own narrow terms, it is simply untrue.

"Just in those narrow terms it is doing really, really well with audiences.

First, even were the governmental interests compelling, the ordinances are not drawn in narrow terms to accomplish those interests.

Stereotypical descriptions showcase West Germany as an "economic miracle" or cast it in the narrow terms of Cold War politics.

In narrow terms, it sounds ridiculous to work so hard to protect the poultry and yet leave the fox alone.