The Gülenists insist that the organization is too diffuse to function as a political movement.
The band's third effort, eponymously titled and released in 2000, solved nothing: it was diffuse to the point of frustration.
Once polymerization begins, monomer molecules diffuse to the growing polymer chains.
Another kind of knowledge may be useful and practical, yet too diffuse to be owned.
It is also an excessively ambitious wish list that is too diffuse to generate the kind of support that can be realistically expected from Washington.
The carbon in question — the carbon dioxide that contributes to global warming — is a gas and far too diffuse to resemble an actual footprint.
The new priorities are more diffuse: to enable local forces; to enhance their standing in the community; to spur economic development; and to improve inter-ethnic relations.
Their demands remain diffuse, to the irritation of some sideline hecklers in the press and on television.
Except the film — full of romance, intrigue and fraternal strife — is too diffuse to score political points.
In order for Norway, rural and diffuse, to exist as a nation, it had to exist in the mind; like most of Europe, it entered into a prolonged period of romantic nationalism.
Some radio executives, including Kraig T. Kitchin, the president of Rush Limbaugh's radio distributor, Premiere Radio Networks, have said the cultural composite of the left is too diffuse to be easily targeted.
