Sentence examples for broad brush approach from inspiring English sources
Both men are known for a broad brush approach to politics and culture and the interview form is not ideally designed for the communication of hard data.
Grassroots activists believe this broad brush approach is a mistake, and instead are working on alternative methods, from restorative justice to iPhone apps, to tackle violence from a community mindset.
"Our fear is that a broad brush approach might be taken – which may pay less attention to the nuances than we feel needs to be taken, or might be overly prescriptive, because it is broad brush, or may be based on a lesser understanding than we would expect with some of our technical dialogue with operational agencies," he said.
After being given a "broad brush approach" presentation at a Brussels summit of May's long-awaited paper, yet to be signed off by her warring British cabinet, the taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, told her that unless the final document presented a departure from the UK government's thinking over the last two years, it would be dead on arrival.
Also, nearly all prisoners lose the right to vote in the UK whether they have been locked up for one day for a speeding offence or life for mass murder, which is a broad brush approach.
"As there may be instances where the offending involved conduct that is still unlawful today, we can't apply a broad brush approach to wiping convictions.
This "broader brush" approach to management failed, among other things, to properly address the sometimes dysfunctional on-field relationship between those expensive former Sunderland strikers Darren Bent and Asamoah Gyan, but the difference now is that Di Canio sees his job as primarily about teaching.
In general, Berman's broad-brush approach to social criticism makes Spengler look like Seurat.
The artist's combination of a broad-brush approach and sharp commentary is reminiscent of Mr. Hughes's own literary style.
She draws on both the broad-brush approach of Brewer's Chaucer and the detailed analysis of Field's Malory.
Sadly, this broad-brush approach follows a long tradition of crass planning, continuing Glasgow's irrepressible hunger for roadbuilding.
