Sentence examples for narrowed against from inspiring English sources

Eastwood — hat, poncho, cigar, eyes narrowed against sun, dust, sentiment — administered justice as if he were the last one to uphold it in a world gone insane.

Ilya V. Ponomarev stood onstage before a churning crowd of more than 50,000 antigovernment protesters in downtown Moscow, his blue eyes narrowed against a rainy wind, his right hand chopping and punching the air.

Later, I stare at my face in a mirror for the first time in a week: my cheeks are rosy and sunburned from long days trekking at altitude, my eyes narrowed against the brilliant light.

We found that social disparities in undernutrition either widened or were static, but never narrowed, against a background of national economic growth.

Blair's popularity never recovered after Iraq, and although he won the 2005 election, he did so with a narrowed majority against a disorganized opposition.

The unifying theme is, as ever, resistance — against a narrowing world view, against marginalization, against homogeneity, against consumerism.

In late June, a federal appeals court upheld much of the lower-court ruling, but narrowed the finding against Microsoft.

With Messerschmidt v. Millender, the Supreme Court has narrowed constitutional protection against unreasonable searches and made it exceedingly difficult for innocent victims to hold police accountable in the courts.

Judge Hochberg's ruling, however, precludes prosecutors from discussing suspected omissions in S.E.C. reports, generally narrowing attacks against any actions Mr. Schiff may have taken to mislead investors.

Last year the gap narrowed, to 3.4% against 5.5%.

The day he sold the bonds, Feb. 22, junk spreads against Treasurys narrowed to their lowest in ten years.