Sentence examples for narrow yet from inspiring English sources

In other words, he perfectly fits the narrow yet potentially deep demographic that Star Trek Online aims to appeal to.

I would like to cite two more reasons, one narrow yet serious, the other familiar though frivolous.

But if frivolous litigation exists, we are not persuaded that it is concentrated in this narrow, yet vital, area of judicial duty.

In unusually gorgeous terms, they attest to a lifelong fusion of austerity and high spirits, and a narrow yet deep exploration of pure colors and simple shapes.

But instead of the narrow yet functional path I once knew so well, I saw upturned cobblestones, bulldozers and men in neon yellow vests.

Jennifer and Mark Bitterman opened the Meadow, a shop with a narrow yet broad inventory in Portland, Ore., four and a half years ago.

In recent years, though, the economic gap between blacks and whites has narrowed, yet the health gap persists.

The meaning of "evil" has become increasingly unsettled even as it has narrowed, yet the word has proven to be an unshakable unit in our moral lexicon.

Mr. Kerry's victory here was apparently his narrowest yet; still, he has now won in 15 of the 17 states where there have been contests, in many cases by double-digit margins.

In the work force, the gap between female and male wages has narrowed, yet women still only make 80percentt of what men do; it was less than 60percentt a half-century ago.

The margin of victory was the narrowest yet for the Spurs in these playoffs, but it was yet another balanced effort as artful as it was cerebral and – in what is becoming the league's new clockwork – another win for a team looking more and more invincible.