Sentence examples for not particularly wide from inspiring English sources
Rockets are tall, but not particularly wide.
"The restricted area around the [Brisbane convention and exhibition centre] is not particularly wide so the visual proximity that the protesters could get to the event is quite close, quite unprecedentedly so," he said.
With solid support from registered Democrats and the backing of women, who deserted her in Iowa, Senator Clinton beat Senator Barack Obama of Illinois with a margin that — if not particularly wide — was enough for her campaign to claim a resounding victory.
As with most camcorders, the widest angle is not particularly wide; Sony offers wide-angle and telephoto adapters I wasn't able to test.
However, the Widnes promontory is not particularly wide and another possible explanation is the first part derives from the Danish ved, meaning a wood and possibly referring to a tree-covered promontory.
(Southwest says the first and last three rows of each aircraft are indeed slightly narrower, but that Mr. Barlow's seat isn't particularly wider than any others).
While the margin between them does not seem particularly wide — it works out to a difference of 0.5 percentage points — it's a significant reversal for the two.
While the margin between them does not seem particularly wide — it works out to a difference of 0.5 percentage points — it's a significant reversal for the two.
Sofiane Guitoune and Brice Dulin were not particularly menacing out wide – not nearly as easy on the eye as May and Watson – but if France start churning and rolling and slipping their passes away everywhere else on the field, they will be right in the frame at the business end of the World Cup.
The question came to mind as I pondered the recent controversy in South Korea over Deborah Smith's brilliant but flawed translation of Han Kang's novel "The Vegetarian". Originally published in 2007, Han's work received critical acclaim but didn't enjoy a particularly wide readership.
But the hotel's form minimised its footprint, which meant that the foundations would not have to be particularly wide, as long as they were sufficiently deep.
