, more narrow comparativo, the narrowest superlativo, the most narrow superlativo Only in the most narrow sense of the word.
"We cannot just define who is qualified in the most narrow, vertical academic terms," he said.
"Show me now so clear to see where the Falche's cliffs most narrow be, that site so near."
At its most narrow, the channel is less than 0.25 miles (0.4 km) in width.
England were thus victors - if in almost the most narrow way possible - and the series very much alive.
In its most narrow definition, historical musicology is the music history of Western culture.
This helps to lead much of the inner traffic around the most narrow and difficult streets.
He's been opposed in those writings to any but the most narrow protection of personal freedoms and individual liberty against Government intrusion.
You become the most narrow special-interest group, obsessed with redressing a personal loss no matter what the cost to society.
It was the most narrow point in the clearing and seemed to be the most likely place for anyone to cross.
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