Sentence examples for seem narrow from inspiring English sources

The benefit may seem narrow.

Her frame of reference can seem narrow.

To many, Mr. Parker's views began to seem narrow, outdated and defensive.

But somehow, in one race, Manuel made his changes seem narrow.

He said he did not think Fannie Mae's focus would seem narrow compared with commercial banking.

Post-Communist politics can seem narrow and corrupt, Mr. Zika conceded.

It may seem narrow-minded to call out such discrepancies, arguably just semantic now.

There are so many ways to be interested in Frida Kahlo, who was born a hundred years ago and died forty-seven years later, in 1954, that simply to look at and judge her paintings, as paintings, may seem narrow-minded.

The story of the hunt for Osama bin Laden can have an odd effect: it can make the last ten years seem narrower, like a movie in which a group of heroes takes on a villain.

At the same time that you want to show a very singular desire, you also don't want to seem narrow-minded, inflexible, or void of creativity.

But the room for compromise seems narrow.