Sentence examples for that are narrow from inspiring English sources

The new material consists of an array of nanopillars that are narrow at the top and thicker at the bottom.

"Sometimes bidding just looks suspicious," Mr. Chesnut said, "especially in areas of collecting that are narrow, where of course you'll be bidding in the same area".

There are no yards or sidewalks in front of the houses, which abut streets that are narrow and often are paved with limestone slabs.

He said: "For the last 40 to 50 years, there has been a steady stream of funding, proselytising, organising and promulgating coming out of the Middle East, pushing views of religion that are narrow minded and dangerous.

HYBRIDIZERS have been fooling around with coneflowers for decades, coming up with shades of orange, mango, pink, carmine with green eyes, fragrant white, petals that are narrow and droopy, frilly or broad and flat.

Monologue of a debutante who tells about her friends that are narrow, a few Catholics she knows who don't live up to their religion, etc. She's been to Ireland, discovered that St. Patrick's Cathedral there is another denominatio entirely, etc.

Displacement underestimation can be reduced by using tracking beams that are narrower than the spatial extent of the displacement fields.

'Tall' for things that are narrower than their vertical height: tall buildings, tall people, tall trees, tall grass, tall Sophie!

And we use 'tall' for things that are narrower than their vertical height, like people or trees.

We must tell our own stories and not leave them to individuals with unrighteous agendas and media outlets that are narrow-minded and limited in their thinking.

I would tell her that her scars from those that are narrow-minded, insecure and unfulfilled make her far more interesting and compassionate.