Sentence examples for a bit too generalized from inspiring English sources

The statement that "overwhelming evidence supports the view that low abundance miRNAs have no biological effects" might be true on a global genomic scale but becomes a bit too generalized when applied to specific cells or developmental time points.

1) The claims in the Abstract are a bit too general.

To me, however, this discussion seems to be a bit too vague and general.

A bit too bulky.

A bit too sophisticated.

"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".

A bit too racy a model?

A bit too simple or silty?

That is a bit too glib.

It was a bit too expensive.

Was I a bit too keen?