Sentence examples similar to a more broad brush from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that a hazard map cannot be an all-purpose substitute for site-specific studies, owing to the impracticality of ensuring all-round conservatism in a hazard map, and the lower level of detail (more broad-brush approach) in a regional mapping study.

Another approach, called systematic mapping, is more broad-brush.

The humour is more broad-brush than the digital surgery of their online offerings, but Bolton and Warlin revisit their arch remix of The Apprentice that drew six million viewers to YouTube to watch Sir Alan Sugar barking 'bloody!' like a Tourette's sufferer.

To me, this settlement is nothing more than a broad brush attempt by BP's highest officials to evade full responsibility for a still evolving catastrophe.

Whereas conservatives (and I'm painting with a broad brush) are more likely to credit hard work, and to give primacy to individual agency.

"But sometimes a significant detail is actually a broad brush stroke in disguise.

Morris paints with a very broad brush.

Yet the attacks on Anderson are a bit broad brush.

Voters "are painting with a pretty broad brush," said Representative John Carney of Delaware, a freshman Democrat.

Therefore we've painted with a very broad brush this week.

KAINE: You want to -- you want to use a big broad brush against Mexicans on that?