Ms. Atkinson's wide-ranging body of work includes several novels that resemble mysteries, but she has never had the narrowly deductive mind to suit that genre.
It is the opposite of how regulators should work, which is to safeguard the greater and broader interests of the public health, safety and prosperity against often complex, powerful and narrowly-minded industry.
Start this narrowly focussed but mind-expanding show by the Ukrainian-born New York artist in the back room, where a short video tracks several oversized buttons as they slip in and out of view through slits in a cloth background.
I feel like there is more to my thoughts than what exists in my "mind" narrowly defined, housed in some wrinkles of fatty jelly floating around in my skull.
Still, if you do not mind paying high multiples, analog chipmakers are preferable to some high-flying narrowly focused digital chip companies.
So many dramas, good and bad, focused narrowly on the male mind.
That agenda was dominated, rather, by the "science of mind" more narrowly conceived, that is to say logic (i.e., the philosophy of truth and reason) and the philosophy of perception.
And so the Cartesian circle has continued to spin, keeping far too many scientists' minds as narrowly confined as a hamster in an exercise wheel.
To my mind, Clegg was narrowly ahead.
AIRPORT SECURITY -- With safety on everyone's mind, the House narrowly rejected a bill that the Senate had passed 100 to 0, to make 28,000 airport security workers federal employees.
