Sentence examples for quite narrows from inspiring English sources
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 is known that 31P-NMR line quite narrows for the reference compound (phosphoric acid), whereas in the HAP, its intensity decreases, increases its half width, and maximum shifted to higher frequencies (approximately 850 Hz).
The bedroom is quite narrow.
It's all quite narrow, quite hypnotic.
Moreover, the margin of benefit to risk is quite narrow.
But the recommended reading list (pdf) seems quite narrow.
Judge Bates emphasized that his ruling was "quite narrow".
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS The restaurant is up one step from street level and is quite narrow.
The houses "are quite narrow, but they're very nicely laid out," Mr. Bee said.
The valley that the site occupies is quite narrow, the hills overlooking it densely wooded.
Police permission is required, and the definition of "public assembly" is, shall we say, quite narrow.
