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Meanings of too narrow in English

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Usage of too narrow in English
1
She said the Government's focus on just vulnerable children is too narrow.
Radio NZ
2
The target was too narrow and needs to be broadened in future.
Reuters
3
The odds, she decided, were too narrow to be worth thinking about.
The god project
4
Moderate Republicans dismissed Kushner's plan, calling it too narrow to pass Congress.
Reuters
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They are open to the criticism that their world is too narrow.
The Guardian
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The opening was too narrow, and the stone had to be filed.
The Memoirs of Victor Hugo
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They were in an alley too narrow for three to walk abreast.
The Nebuly Coat
8
Because these occupy too narrow and bourgeois a bandwidth of human experience.
The Guardian
9
The bunks are too narrow for beds and too wide for seats.
Modern India
10
I cried out, but couldn't stand, because the ledge was too narrow.
Engine Summer
11
I am sorry that our bed is too narrow to hold another.
The Young Miner; Or, Tom Nelson in California
12
Her own little family circle is too narrow a sphere for her.
The Young Maiden
13
The windows gave little light and were too narrow to climb through.
The woman who died a lot
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You can't bring the car there, as the street is too narrow.
The Pawns Count
15
I suppose the Latin school grew too narrow for the young nobleman?
A Word, Only a Word — Volume 02
16
Our religion has been too stuffy, too mouldy, too damp, too narrow.
Purple Springs
This collocation consists of:
Too narrow through the time
Too narrow across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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