Sentence examples for broad to be from inspiring English sources

The definition is broad, to be sure.

These definitions are simply too broad to be useful.

But Arp's vision is too broad to be a mere retro gimmick.

But some immigration advocates contend that the government's approach is too broad to be effective.

The plaintiffs say the law is too broad to be constitutional.

But these analogies are too broad to be meaningful, and the differences are huge.

The characters are too broad to be taken seriously, so their dark midlife-crisis agonies have zero resonance.

Unfortunately, while it is often intriguing, the information is a bit too broad to be really useful.

The emotional range of your fiction is too broad to be covered by words like "sad" or "funny".

Even the industrial revolution was too gradual to warrant the term revolution and too broad to be considered merely industrial.

"American influence" is too amorphous, and the "new Middle East" too broad, to be convincingly "reimagined" in 221 pages.