Sentence examples for bit too brief from inspiring English sources

And while Ransom's book is charming, it is perhaps a bit too brief to explore its theme of lions lost and found.

"It was a good experience but it was bit too brief for my liking, so it is good to be back in the squad.

To begin with, I think the Discussion is a bit too brief.

I can't help but slightly judge an author by the way they acknowledge their debts: too effusive and they seem a bit needy and try-hard; too brief – a list of names in alphabetical order – and you run the risk of appearing cold and dismissive.

Brendan's busy adventures load the film with a bit too much narrative for its brief running time, but the sometimes hectic plot ultimately serves as scaffolding for Mr. Moore's extraordinary visual brio.

It's an all too brief moment of magic in this forced bit of whimsy.

You could think of it as a little bit like YouTube playlists, but cobbled together from real-time short-form submissions that might be too brief to make an impact on their own.

So you've been having your brief sojourn in Parade's End, which has been interesting but perhaps a teeny bit too challenging, no?

But it was too brief.

A bit too sophisticated.

"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".