Sentence examples for being too wonky from inspiring English sources
In terms of the policy agenda, she managed to explain it without being too wonky.
They have no policy trump card to play — the argument about the differences between the health plans of the two candidates is too wonky to really resonate...
One candidate for this role is Daniels: He's too wonky for some tastes, but he's a well-connected wonk, with access to the web of power brokers who helped elect George W. Bush.
His exchanges with Cruz will be too wonky for primary primetime, however.
Over the last week especially, Clinton has delved into the finer points of her platform – acknowledging that many are too "wonky" for some but emphasizing the need for such detail given Americans' sense of uncertainty.
Google Glass, as charming as it is, is still too wonky for daily use by non-die-hards.
Essentially, this smacks of something like the SPOT watches of yore – a cool technology in theory that is eventually too wonky to live on its own.
QUESTION FROM ALEXMCE:.@JoshuaGreen: Ryan seems like a guy nervously interviewing for a Rhodes Scholarship AMY DAVIDSON: Raddatz: Why not leave Afghanistan now? "Is it worth more American lives?" QUESTION FROM NUPI32TLS: This is not too wonky because it details what the two sides are about when it comes to governing.
A close second was Kinect Star Wars although the interactions and gameplay are still too wonky for my liking.
Chen brings policy expertise from his time at the Heritage Foundation, and his campaign experience from 2004 and 2008, proves that he isn't too wonky to get into the political muck.
