Sentence examples for on a narrowing from inspiring English sources

"It is not surprising", writes Crassweller, "that as her public crusades and her private adorations took on a narrowing intensity after 1946, they simultaneously veered toward the transcendental".

Duffy's the other mum-soul belter: who's now 'thinly-stretched', 'emotionally empty'reliantant on a narrowing template of ideas and a deep inherent conservativism'.

The survival of the moderate wings of both parties depends in large part on a narrowing of the gulf between the two parties.

But it is usually unwise to count on a narrowing of the discount; the discount could just as easily widen, depressing your return.

That way you are just betting on a narrowing of the spread between the parent and the sub; you can then be indifferent to fluctuations in the parent's share price.

A narrowing window on immigration?

This one had them having to squeeze past one another on a narrow balance beam.

"When does a bird retire?" retorts Foucan, balancing one-legged on a narrow rail.

Your nearest (and not so dearest) seem to be driving on a narrow one-way street.

"Race" oncoming vehicles for a one-car gap on a narrow or obstructed road.

0.56 1 48 "Race" oncoming vehicles for a one-car gap on a narrow or obstructed road.