Meanings of most narrow in English

A most narrow stand for a great Nation to base itself on!

The old King's Irish policy was always of the most narrow and illiberal description.

Finding the right balance will be the most narrow of tightrope walks for the President.

John was the most enthusiastic of millenarians and the most narrow and rigid of Judaizers.

The workings of football minds towards an official are most narrow and critical at times.

Whilst exploring this river, Stokes and his companions, Helpmann and a sailor, had a most narrow escape.

This was a most narrow-minded conception.

Nightingale was wounded when about to do this, and Gaynor, who did it, had a most narrow escape.

Jack had a most narrow escape, but is unhurt, although that fine beard of his was badly singed.

In coming from Whitesboro on Friday I met with an accident and a most narrow escape with my life.

Which makes Kelly's eye-popping assertion, issued on Sunday's edition of 60 Minutes, accurate in only the most narrow, literal sense.

It was most narrow at its northern extremity, opening out as it tended southwardly, but with no very precise regularity.

Sentenced to a year's imprisonment with hard labour, and let me tell you, Rachel, you had a most narrow escape there!

The religious nobility is represented by descendants of the Prophet, arduous patrons of a most narrow-minded orthodoxy and of most bigoted fanaticism.

A referendum in many of our states, means to defer woman suffrage until the most ignorant, most narrow-minded, most un-American, are ready for it.

The most narrow-minded and awkward recital, still bears some lineaments of the great features of this nature, and the races of men that illustrated them.