Sentence examples for particular narrow from inspiring English sources

It is their badge of acceptance within a particular narrow community.

He wrote: "It takes a particular, narrow, myopic, conservative world to see this as a time of desolation for journalism".

It looks like an effort to push policy down one particular, narrow, anti-corruption track without a proper appraisal of the evidence.

The beach is adorned with shells, in particular narrow, rectangular European razor clams (Ensis minor), that roll and dance in the surf, form drifts along the strandline, and crunch underfoot like wafers of glass.

And, at a time when our government regards itself as empowered to abuse prisoners with impunity and monitor telephone calls without a warrant, protecting the right of a few (mostly conjectural) protesters to engage in one particular, narrow form of political guerrilla theatre (while retaining the right to say or write whatever they please) may not seem the highest of civil-liberties priorities.

This met the constitutional test because, as Antonin Scalia, then a law professor, testified to Congress at the time, "the necessity of this particular, narrow category of disclosure to the free and open political debate which the first amendment is intended primarily to assure" is "negligible".

The NDP directive amounts to a "forceful imposition of a particular narrow-minded anti-Catholic ideology," he said.

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The problem with this arrangement is that it emphasizes one particular and narrow view of what purpose college serves.

They are endeavouring to promote a particular and narrow faith-based ideology in what is a maintained and non-faith academy".

It sounds a bit black-boxy, but this particular measure, narrow money, does give an early feeling for what is happening in the real economy.