Sentence examples for narrowed sense from inspiring English sources

It conceives the "ghetto landscape as a generalized abstract construct… [and] also introduces a localized nuance that conveys a certain proximity, effectively capturing a narrowed sense of place through which young thugs and their potential crime victims move in tandem," as put by cultural historian Murray Forman.

In the narrowest sense, he's right.

In a narrow sense, he is probably right.

It's probably true in the narrow sense.

In a narrow sense Mr Salmond is correct.

In a narrow sense, events have broken Tehran's way.

This is wrong, even in the narrowest sense.

In a very narrow sense, that judgment seems reasonable.

The "best" are the brightest only in one narrow sense.

All those statements were, in the narrow sense, true.

Only in the most narrow sense of the word.