Sentence examples for narrow themselves from inspiring English sources

This, he said, had "inhibited a number of very talented writers, crippled their sense of liberal creativity, forced them to try and narrow themselves into a very tight prism of viewing phenomena, humour, relationships, even politics".

I'd worry that ninth graders would narrow themselves too early, would be reluctant to take much interest in something so distant from their young perspective, and might be turned off of a process that (forgive me) sounds pretty off-putting in the first place.

Hopefully the 'Pids head this warning and start to narrow the gap between themselves and Salt Lake.

Mahbouba Seraj, former head of the Afghan Women's Network and an astute observer, points out that in the course of countless elaborate lunches and late night feasts hosted during the campaign by various Afghan big men, the candidates might have come to some agreement among themselves to narrow the field.

Several insistent dark and narrow confines themselves are horrific.

The east-west streets are narrow enough themselves, but most of the north-south streets are just cobbled pathways, so narrow that two large people can pass each other only with a certain amount of traffic management.

Put simply, "Follow Your Arrow" gets everything right that "I Kissed a Girl" does not: It sets out with little apparent political intent; delivers its message without accusatory, self-loathing, or self-doubting language; and, rather than calling out those who find it "hard to obey" the rules, comes full circle by asserting that the "straight and narrow" restrictions themselves are futile.

Philosophers as well as policy makers have invoked the supposed inescapable suffering of disabled people as a reason for barring deaf women and women with dwarfism from using reproductive technology (for example, pre-implantation genetic diagnosis) to bear children like themselves, narrowing these women's reproductive choices.

This I find as an ethical dilemma because my understanding of physiotherapy and the body is holistic and the most patients see this very narrowed; they express themselves as a machine and not as a human being.

The price gap would narrow over time as the poorer countries pulled themselves out of poverty.

Typical gender stereotypes quickly narrow down a child's natural potential to see themselves in different characters".