Sentence examples for was no narrow from inspiring English sources

His was no narrow historicism: he scorned the idea that the past was a guide to the future.

The Oxford Companion to Military History (2001), which he edited, shows that he was no narrow specialist; he understood ancient commanders as well as modern ones, and appreciated the ways in which changes in weaponry have constantly transformed tactics.

But a study of the fragment's content convinced Rosenzweig that the text was no narrow investigation of a particular field of philosophy, i.e., ethics, but rather took up the very task that would later define German Idealism for posterity: the task of system.

Describing neurology as the field of medicine that studies the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves, he claimed it was "no narrow specialty but a wide-spread medical science finding its sphere of activity in many of the common afflictions affecting mankind".

His repertoire was no narrower than some other famous pianists.

I shone a torch into his eyes and watched the light drop into their vacant stare – there was no narrowing of the pupils, or reflection of the light from their surface.

There was no narrowing or obliteration of the vessel lumen.

Joint space narrowing was scored as follows: 0 was no narrowing, 1 was focal, 2 was generalized with at least 50% of the joint space left, 3 was generalized with less than 50% of the joint space left, and 4 was ankylosis or complete subluxation.

There will be no post-investigation phase of this Presidency; there will be no narrow conversation limited to collusion.

There would be no narrow focus on western art, nor judgmental ranking, except by the sheer fact of an artefact's inclusion.

There's no narrow saddle, but a wide chairlike seat that hovers between a few inches to about two feet from the ground.