Sentence examples similar to narrowed doubt from inspiring English sources
The issue was in doubt, although narrowed to My Dad George and Corn Off The Cob, until the last 50 yards.
Technology will no doubt narrow the divide between those segments and enable tens of millions of new consumers to access legal services.
The standard is so high and the circumstances it can be used so narrow, I doubt the F.D.I.C. will ever invoke this clawback provision.
But his lead has narrowed to single digits in recent weeks – in part due to doubts about the former trade unionist's experience to run the country.
Other people will no doubt say the contrary, but I would argue that our ideological identity is now sharper and harder but our support has clearly narrowed, temporarily in my view, but nonetheless narrowed.
No one doubts the United States will do whatever it must to protect its vital interests — but the definitions of "must" and "vital" may have narrowed considerably.
Denise narrowed her eyes.
