Sentence examples for seems too narrow from inspiring English sources

This seems too narrow a reading of history.

John Updike once noted that within American fiction "the slot between the fantastic and the drab seems too narrow".

And restricting it to those who died from bullets or the noose seems too narrow: what about those who starved or froze to death while being deported?

Television's role in bringing news of the attacks to the country was so crucial that calling it coverage seems too narrow.

Also, I'd like at least a 10in screen size for reading documents in portrait mode, where 16:9 seems too narrow.

He complained that the problem with writing about his own country was that "the slot between fantastic and drab seems too narrow", and yet Rabbit could have been born of no other earth.

Does this still seem too narrow, not enough to keep us all safe?

"In retrospect, the horizon of the Norwegian Nobel Committee may seem too narrow.

In one version, the street had seemed too narrow, so he widened it: a Parisian boulevard born of a downtown alley.

When you look at a show like that from a distance, it might seem too narrow to contain much of interest.

If Ms. Sigman's shoulders at first seem too narrow to carry any weight, her character's resilience and the actress's committed performance undergird that frail form.