Sentence examples for took a narrower from inspiring English sources

In the end, it took a narrower approach.

Forgie took a narrower view of how the information should be defined under the act.

It was unfortunate that Joseph Priestley, Robert Lowth, James Buchanan, and other 18th-century grammarians (Priestley was perhaps better known as a scientist and theologian) took a narrower view than Johnson on linguistic growth and development.

She had enrolled in a life drawing class near her home here but was frustrated that it took a narrower view of drawing, and of vision, than she was seeking.

The senators took a narrower view of their mission, saying that they wanted to shorten the sentences that are doled out to people convicted of the most serious drug charges.

This is because Thetela took a narrower view of the interactive plane, leaving out what is being investigated and focusing solely on the investigation itself.

South Africa took a narrow first-innings lead.

In the AAT decision deputy president Stephanie Forgie took a narrow approach to defining personal information.

He took a narrow road that ran west, and was discovered twenty miles away as he crawled into a farmyard.

We crossed a field, and took a narrow path through a prickly thicket to find a raised platform with a fine view of leaning sails across the water.

They all made it to Whitehorse, then took a narrow-gauge train to Skagway, Alaska, where they caught a steamer that sailed to Seattle and Vancouver.