| He raced along the familiar trail, cursing its narrowness, its crookedness, its unalterable length. |
| However, the narrowness of the debate has successfully kept attention away from their real Achilles' heel. |
| The main difficulty is the narrowness of the footways in relation to the number of pedestrians wanting to use them. |
| For one, she will be astonished by not only the pervasive groupthink but how little awareness there is of the narrowness of thought present. |
| One is left to reflect on the many might-have-beens and the extreme narrowness between victory and a severe setback. |
| In this context it is somewhat paradoxical to find ourselves often being criticized for the narrowness of our view of management accounting. |
