Sentence examples for narrowness of vision from inspiring English sources
That kind of narrowness of vision, it scares me".
But he also harbours reservations about the narrowness of vision it can impose.
That means reform to correct a long-standing imbalance of power and narrowness of vision.
His chief virtue, "more evident to our age than his", is narrowness of vision.
I always hated Thatcher, with a vengeance, but more for her personal narrowness of vision than her economic outlook.
An obsession with cost reduction produces a narrowness of vision and an organizational backlash that work against its underlying purpose.
SoHo Through tomorrow Depending on your viewpoint, these early works by Robert Mangold attest to either the consistency or the narrowness of his vision.
The realistic frisson of all Olds's favored scenes (being tied to a chair, the car crash, the mother's bedroom) can conceal the narrowness of her vision: her small range of subjects and characters would pose no problems at all were it offset by a broader range of forms, styles or tones.
And from the narrowness of its vision that DFS Lab derives its effectiveness.
Anti-consumerism reveals more about the narrowness of the green vision than it does about economic growth.
"The relation between morality and imagination may be a complicated one, but it does exist," she writes, analyzing the narrowness of Dorothy Parker's vision, a function, she believes, of her selfishness.
