Some may consider it too long, overly restrictive, or not in line with their expectations [ 10, 27].
Censors considered it pointless, Klimov said, and overly kind to Czar Nicholas II because it depicted him as a real person, rather than as a despised caricature.
Its exhibition schedule increasingly features artists who are already established on the contemporary art scene, and the museum's critics consider it to be overly enmeshed in what can seem like a dizzyingly insular circle of art world insiders.
Although this dual classification pattern of macrophages has been considered overly simplistic, it helped characterizing macrophage heterogeneity and plasticity within atherosclerotic plaques (Feig et al, 2011a, b; Khallou-Laschet et al, 2010; Stoger et al, 2010).
Free agents: It wasn't considered an overly strong free-agent class at linebacker, and the team lost depth when inside linebacker Korey Toomer signed with the 49ers.
Many on both sides also consider its farm subsidies overly generous to agribusiness.
"I think it's a reaction to the 60s, to what most people considered an overly permissive era, which was followed by a sharp increase in crime, which was followed by a vindictive reaction, which we are still undergoing.
It is commonly considered overly stylized, lifeless and even mechanical in format, paint handling and the treatment of light -- London painted to look like Venice.
Although Bonferroni is the classical method of adjusting p-value, it is often considered to be overly conservative.
Dr. Arnold spoke out against what he considered the overly abstract teaching of mathematics.
And in 1996, Bob Dole's presidential campaign canceled commercials produced by Mr. Castellanos because campaign officials considered them overly caustic in accusing President Clinton of lying.
