Sentence examples for seems narrow from inspiring English sources

But the room for compromise seems narrow.

It seems narrow and mechanical, and likely to produce dull and repetitive results.

The question seems narrow, but it could have significant implications for redefining Congress's spending power.

But there are such bravura scenes in "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" that this book never seems narrow or small.

A devout elderly cousin recommends a friend whose past-the-shelf-date Catholicism seems narrow even to her.

In a note posted to its website on Monday, Apple reiterated that the government's request seems narrow but really isn't.

The anniversary shindigs are particularly unwelcome, they reckon, because they mean, in effect, a burst of state-financed unionist propaganda slap in the middle of the campaign for elections to the Scottish Parliament on May 1st.For a party whose biggest electoral problem is persuading Scots to feel more self-confident about independence, this seems narrow-minded.

Britain is still uncomfortable in its European skin; and, to far too much of the political class, the Atlantic still seems narrower than the Channel.

His Haydn, meanwhile, is slanted towards grandeur and away from flashes of mercurial humour that offset the pomp, with the result that the symphony's emotional range seems narrower than it is.

And while that was extremely forward-thinking in the 1940s, a wristwatch that's just a phone (they've obviously existed in various forms for years) seems narrow-minded now.

The benefit may seem narrow.