Sentence examples for narrow views of from inspiring English sources

Most of the Rehnquist court's critics have condemned its particular brand of judicial activism, including its return to narrow views of federal legislative power rejected decades ago, while continuing to support judicial review in principle.

IF AMERICAN constitutional law is a centuries-old struggle between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson between expansive and narrow views of federal power Virginia's general assembly struck a blow for Jefferson, its native son, on March 10th, when it became the first state legislature to ban mandatory health insurance, such as Barack Obama's health plan insists everyone must have.

Narrow views of privacy focusing on control over information about oneself that were defended by Warren and Brandeis and by William Prosser are also endorsed by more recent commentators including Fried (1970) and Parent (1983).

However, carrying out such reductionist studies under the different name of immunotherapy present the same narrow views of cancer biology and are far from being effective for cancer patients.

An ongoing challenge is framing climate change in research, policy, and practice to try to avoid the difficulties resulting from narrow views of vulnerability and resilience or too much focus on a single phenomenon such as climate change.

We get very narrow views of what's going on in the rest of the world, and seeing work from other cultures makes you ask questions that you otherwise wouldn't ask about, where this work comes from.

I know I should feel bad for these people, with such narrow-minded views of beauty.

"We have a very narrow view of what children need.

"These remarks reflect an incredibly narrow view of worth.

As one of the panelists, I had a close but narrow view of the event.

What a narrow view of religion for a self-described freethinker to adopt!