Sentence examples for bit broad from inspiring English sources

Yet the attacks on Anderson are a bit broad brush.

The supporting players, inhabiting multiple roles, are often a bit broad when playing Americans.

As I say: some of the scenes in the LA art world are a bit broad.

Take for example "Society/Poverty/Women" (a bit broad, no?) and "Rapacious Capitalism," which has three entries.

Me, I've dipped in and out over the years, usually finding the writing a bit broad and cartoony.

The scope is perhaps a bit broad, but a promised story mode should help ground the experience.

The acting is a bit broad-brush, especially for the British chaps, but Ashutosh Gowariker's film is virile, muscular storytelling, with rich musical dance numbers, and inspired touches like an Untouchable inventing off-spin.

Some occupational schemes (eg police and firemen) allow for early retirement although this approach is a bit broad-brush; chasing down criminals might be tough at age 63 but having a desk job in the police or fire service need not be.Another option would be to keep a standard retirement age but allow for disability benefits to be paid to those who cannot keep working in their 60s.

Another is "automatonophobia," which is a bit broader.

Or a slightly different analogy, a bit broader.

"I want to be a little bit broader," he said.