Sentence examples for narrow topics from inspiring English sources

I think the new mayor will not limit his conversation to narrow topics and that kind of attitude will hold him in good stead around here".

However, it was also a reflection of the fact that such an adventurous approach ran counter to an academic tradition that placed greater value on the massive accumulation of empirical data about relatively narrow topics than on interpretative boldness or methodological novelty.

Influential bloggers tend to specialize on narrow topics.

Now, the division puts out calls for proposals at steady intervals throughout the year on about two dozen narrow topics such as cosmochemistry and planetary astronomy.

The U.S.-Russian programs at the national lab have been invaluable: This is where I learned the specialized terminology associated with some extremely narrow topics such as nuclear nonproliferation and nuclear safety.

But because these sites must cater to their respective niches, users can also view news from narrow topics, such as particular sports teams and celebrities (for example, you can get the latest dish on Amy Winehouse here).

This book, the exhibition's catalog, gives its narrow topic a surprisingly interesting, well, spin.

Luckily, the filmmaker Gary Hustwit — who was an executive producer of the mesmerizing "Moog," about the analog synthesizer — has a knack for finding a universe within a narrow topic.

Second, I believe the editorial move in the direction of subject matter like this — college admissions is a very narrow topic area — may indicate that news judgment is changing.

My letter from Paris was mostly a response to your comments about watching sports on television (a narrow topic, no more than a small sub-issue in the very large conversation about sports in general) and why we, supposedly grown men, would choose to fritter away an entire Sunday afternoon following the essentially meaningless activities of young athletes on distant ball fields.

[C1.] Fashion Site to Try an All-Purpose Portal Glam.com, a fashion site scheduled to make its debut after nearly two years in development, is of a genre not heard from since the heady days of the dot-com bubble: a so-called vertical portal offering articles, user-to-user dialogue and merchandise, all within the confines of a narrow topic.