Narrowness used in a sentence

Narrowness in a sentence as a noun

Is the problem the narrowness of the font I used?

I think that goes to show more about the narrowness of the bet versus real life.

I'm pretty sure the GP was just commenting on the narrowness of the topics covered.

I bet that even at "Top Secret" levels, the narrowness of view is stultifying.

If the narrowness is a top selling point for you, then Consolas is definitely king.

This is hard as your view of the narrowness of your own viewpoint is limited by the narrowness of your own viewpoint.

It's a symptom of mental narrowness, and working with computers a lot does, in my experience, narrow the mind.

Because of the narrowness of the room, both horizontally and vertically, it was quite a challenge to **** the bed around, but after quite a struggle I accomplished it.

Of course, there are other factors like the narrowness of applicability to a more difficult question and the time taken to even read the question if it is a longer one.

I appreciate someone calling out the combination of 'narrowness of vision' and a little self-righteousness.

The temptation to twist the throttle and feel the acceleration, and the extra relative width of the road compared to the narrowness of a bike, all make you more likely on average to speed on a bike.

I've wondered if the declining arc of Card's writing is connected to his apparently increasing narrowness, rigidity and dogmatism in general.

Would it be valid for me to submit my own patent application, with the exact same wording as amazon's, but substituting "50mm lens" in place of "85mm lens"?I dont know how patent law works, so I'm honestly asking.. if the narrowness of the claims makes it okay, wont we eventually end up with hundreds of patents covering the entire space of possible configurations?