Sentence examples for not too narrow from inspiring English sources

They were not — too narrow.

"The fact they have given this award to me, someone who has no religious beliefs at all, shows they are not too narrow in their sympathies".

Alan Flusser, the men's wear expert, was unambiguous about the details: a peak lapel, a fine merino wool, well-cut trousers that are not too narrow or too wide, no flaps on pockets, a shoulder shape suitable for your physique and a bow tie that you have knotted yourself.

These two assumptions are intended to ensure that the definition of computation that results is not too narrow.

In particular, the relation (6.17) to some extent characterizes also the linear measure of those for which the intersection of the sets with the -spheres is not too narrow.

The large number of positions not identically aligned between the three alignments made us confident that the alignment space investigated was not too narrow.

It seems "interlopers" as a theme had one or two of our community reaching for the dictionary, and a couple more wondering if it wasn't too narrow a topic.

3. Pick the right paper Write on lined paper, but make sure the lines aren't too narrow: Cherrell advises that writing much larger than normal helps to make sure letters are formed properly.

Mr. Garrow said the definition of a civil rights crime should not be too narrow.

It illustrates that the percentage of 100% SSCB fully captures the actual wind power value occupies less and less with the shrinking of the confidence interval, which means that the confidence interval should not be too narrow in ramp event forecasting model.

But let us not be too narrow in our interpretation of who angels are and how they might function in our lives.