Sentence examples for some narrower from inspiring English sources

In the Labour party, to some narrower minds, if you back Jeremy Corbyn you are a Trot and if you don't you are a Tory.

The concluding Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5 was similarly effective without being revelatory: it was certainly not brilliant as pure execution, but it was also not very convincing on some narrower criterion of idiomatic Russian-ness.

That is to say, we must trace the power to its true source, and if, from doing so, it results that the authority exerted flows from a reservoir of unquestioned power, it must follow that the action below was not unlawful, albeit in some narrower aspect that action might be considered as unlawful.

It is EU members like Cyprus, France and Germany—and not Turkey that have done most to stall Turkish negotiations to join their club.Even if broad-brush criticisms of Turkey's foreign policy are overdone, some narrower ones are closer to the mark.

Raibert says that 25 years after founding the company, it's starting to "turn a corner to think about making a product and finding some narrower applications".

In some narrower populations, extra DHA might make a difference, however: Last year, Makrides and her colleagues reported that premature babies benefit from getting extra DHA, probably because they are essentially missing much of the last trimester of pregnancy, when they would normally accumulate vast DHA stores.

Tests showed some narrowing of an artery.

That may take some narrowing down.

Some narrowing of these spreads was justified by the fundamentals.

"Now, there are probably some narrow, hypothetical exceptions to that.

When rotating, the damping effect is lower and limited to some narrow frequency bands.