Sentence examples for narrow than from inspiring English sources

"And I told her, 'No, ma'am, I'm more narrow than that.

Pressure from the bond markets is more likely to keep euro zone governments on the fiscal straight and narrow than any threat of sanctions from Brussels.

I know that the demographics for "prestige television" were often more narrow than the coverage about them suggested, the ratings all going to your CSIs and NCISes.

The gap between a philosemite and an antisemite is more narrow than a slice of matza because they both treat Jews as something not quite human, as something Other.

But using metafictional techniques for purposes less narrow than simply "uncovering the struts and bolts of narrative fiction" (as you describe Barth and Coover doing) has been around for at least as long as Sterne's "Tristram Shandy".

Pressed on his accountability as SHA boss, he said his accountability was much more "narrow" than that of those in charge of Stafford hospital, "but that was the way it worked.

(See "Ford Loss Narrower Than Expected").

AMD Q2 Loss Narrower Than Feared.

Exodus Communications fell 12.2% despite posting a narrow-than-expected loss for the fourth quarter.

His compass is narrower than Mr. Adams's.

But its scope is narrower than the I.M.F.'s.