Sentence examples for never narrow from inspiring English sources

It is, in part, this deadpan self-consciousness — and the instinct for expressing it in a way that feels expansive and fruitful, never narrow or limiting — that gives the work of these singer-songwriters such emotional accuracy.

I have relished in the comfort of coming to understand that one particular trait or gender can never narrow down who or what God is.

After Cink went 2 up with consecutive birdies at Nos. 4 and 5, Leonard never narrowed the margin.

Touring Jubilee 1924 (Professional) is more entertainingly straightforward, with music by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and dance-hall couples, although the comedy is never narrower than broad and the inspiration clichéd.

We were able to provide those to the press, along with screenshots, a video that showed the gameplay... we created a lot of great, shareable assets". Debbie never narrowed her focus too much though.

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

But there are such bravura scenes in "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" that this book never seems narrow or small.

Ms. Frank says that this example shows that "boundaries of conduct were never as narrow as we sometimes believe".

The margin for error has probably never been narrower.

Lerman writes that "liberal Zionists," or "liberal Zionism," or "Jewish liberals" in the diaspora (he never quite narrows this down) are, thanks to the latest Gaza war, facing an unprecedented crisis.

It has often been observed that we're living in a golden age for creativity and new ideas: thanks to technology, and connectivity, the gap between having an idea and seeing it made real has never been narrower.